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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2011
Page
3
The remark argues two advantages of Obama’s re election. It claims he cannot be re elected again and would not campaign for four years while serving as president. The tone is critical of ongoing political campaigning.
The message argues that the Democratic Congress, in power during Bush's final two years, is responsible for the housing crisis, naming Barney Frank as a key figure. It reflects partisan blame rather than a neutral report.
A SRP customer thanks the bank and SRP after multiple people used their credit card, prompting a call to check the account and prevent further fraud. The note credits SRP staff for timely notification and assistance.
Vague survey of upcoming seventh event amid complaints about Medicare changes. The speaker laments ongoing political chatter and questions the timing and impact of the forthcoming discussions.
Resident urges swift county action to collect roadside trash after Jefferson Highway mowing. They propose using jailed individuals for cleanup, arguing inmates should work outdoors rather than remain in custody with meals and shelter.
A meteorite crossed Wrights Mill Road at about 6 45 PM on Saturday, sparking astonishment among witnesses and prompting local authorities to monitor the area for debris.
The J Edgar movie faces local screening issues in Aiken with possible Regal Cinema involvement. Community opinion centers on availability and cultural sensitivity regarding depicted scenes.
A reader proposes a general cost saving idea inspired by Cyber Monday and asks for reader input on applying it to construction workers, Walmart cashiers, doctors, and teachers. The note invites voicemail and email comments to the Aiken Standard while stating names will not be published and editing for space may occur.
A 17 year old from Brown Lane Aiken was arrested Sunday after police caught him in a drug transaction. Officers found several baggies of marijuana on his person and cited two other 17 year olds involved. Williams remained jailed at the Aiken County detention center.
Three painters Sharon Padgett Caroliue Roberts and Corinne Kenney joined photographer Mike Kleiman at the Carolina Bay Nature Reserve on Monday to paint outdoors and study the bay. They work in plein air about once a week and plan a later show at the Aiken Center for the Arts.
An Aiken woman reported a window shattered after an altercation on Richland Avenue with no suspects identified. Officers cited two underage males for minor in possession at a Waffle House lot. Car break ins on Carriage Drive Sundee Drive Whiskey Road and Snazzy's Barber Shop involved stolen wallets bags and a shotgun with pry marks and unlocked vehicles. A man exposed himself near Whiskey Road store. suspect fled. Wallet and iPod stolen from an unlocked car on Douglas Drive. Items over 1500 stolen from Snazzy's Barber Shop burglary.
The snippet lists office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday at 326 Butland Drive with phone 648 2311 fax 648 6052 and email editorial aikenstandard com for Executive Editor tollenant at aikenstandard com.
Occupy Aiken members gathered at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center in Aiken on Saturday but were barred from protesting in the park without a permit. Officials cited a preexisting booking for the Christmas Craft Show and asked for a relocation. The group did not return to meet with Police on Monday to discuss permit criteria.
VFW Post 5877 at 116 Midway Circle hosts a Friday 8 30 p m blind draw darts tournament. Entry is five dollars per person with prizes for first second and third place teams. For information call 648 0119.
The seven member subcommittee led by Sen. Shane Massey meets tonight at ATC room 701 to discuss McConnell’s fiscal fitness agenda. Proposals include a constitutional budget cap, budget stabilization fund, regulatory reform, and zero based budgeting as residents weigh deficits and balanced budget aims.
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