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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2006
Page
3
Aiken Standard readers criticize local issues from cigarette and radio rule debates to unsafe horse dung on Hopeland Drive and highway upkeep on Route 78. Call in with comments to editorials while noting businesses’ unresponsiveness and driver distractions from cell phones.
AAA Carolinas reports reg unleaded prices around 2.47 to 2.56 per gallon in Aiken as crude oil and demand shift. Officials say prices should stay modestly lower, aiding an estimated 400,000 South Carolinians traveling over the holiday weekend.
Vincent V. Labon, 60, of Martinez, Ga, received a near two year sentence and a $5,000 fine for possession of child pornography found on a work laptop. A US District Judge ordered two years supervised release. Audits revealed unauthorized software masking sites and 35 explicit images and cartoons. The minimum sentence for such a felony is two years with no parole until served.
The notice advertises subscription and delivery details for the Aken Standard with payment amounts and a contact phone number. It lists delivery dates including several in 2006 and requests subscribers call 803-048-2511.
Lottery draws listed include Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers for midday and evening sessions, Cash 3 and Cash 4 results, Fantasy 5, Mega Millions, and a Mega Ball entry. Winning sequences show multiple combinations across the two daily periods and major games.
Aiken County Council moves toward selecting Fine Deering Development Group as contractor for a proposed county complex. The plan includes a needs assessment and concept design in phase one, with location options and potential bond considerations discussed by six council members and staff.
The Military Officers Association of America chapter in Aiken will hold its first meeting of the season with a barbecue catered by Shealy's of Batesburg-Leesville. The dinner and meeting run Tuesday Sept 5 from 5 to 8 30 p.m. at Rye Patch 100 Berrie Road. Cost is 18. Reservations through Col. Dave Lobb US Army retired at 803 644 4113 by Aug 31. The event is open to active duty officers retirees former officers Reserve National Guard and surviving spouses. Other guests including spouses may attend.
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