Public Poll Opens On Controversial I Believe License Plate
Aiken Standard invites readers to vote on the decision to block the I Believe vanity plate. The poll asks whether license plates should reflect faith or be standardized across the state.
12 Dec 2008
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2008
Page
1
Aiken Standard invites readers to vote on the decision to block the I Believe vanity plate. The poll asks whether license plates should reflect faith or be standardized across the state.
In a crowded USC Aiken gymnasium, Aiken teams clash as South Aiken eyes revenge following 3A wins by Aiken in both boys and girls games earlier in the season. The page also notes President-elect Obama naming Steven Chu as energy secretary and Lisa Jackson as EPA administrator with Carol Browner as energy czar.
The obituary page lists deaths in Georgia with names such as Allen O Nelions Adams Columbia James A Bert Black Jackson Martha C Corbett Columbia Pearl Gardner McNeely Mr Pleasant Anabeill McQueary Burnettown Cmdr Tommy Medlock Graniteville Clyde C Rains North Augusta Charles Taylor Moncks Corner. Funeral notices provided by local newspapers.
Former North Augusta principal Stephen Coke Eubanks, 67, faces 14 charges of sexual mistreatment of children dating from the 1970s to 1994. His bond was set at 25,000 with house arrest and GPS monitoring, and contact with anyone under 16 prohibited without supervision.
Inside coverage outlines a comprehensive list of graduates for the 14A edition and notes the ceremonies and acknowledgments. Highlights include named students and school affiliations.
Jo Prescott earned a sociology degree at USC Aiken after 25 years of study blocked by adversity. She navigated graduation in a wheelchair onto the ramp as her name was called, two pencils taped together guiding her typing since 1980, and a life marked by past gun violence and ongoing resilience celebrated by family, friends, and faculty.
A survey of graduates shows cautious optimism about career prospects and higher education. Respondents highlight adaptability, demand for tech skills, and concerns about economic volatility shaping their plans.
Rain dampened Hopelands Gardens first night of Christmas in Hopelands but residents such as Cathy Jacobs and Ken Radivay enjoyed the lights and nativity scene. Alicia Davis of the city said the event would run 6 to 9 p.m. despite showers.
With a statewide 7 percent cut to public schools, Aiken County considers tapping a 3 million fund balance to offset a potential 4 million reduction. Superintendent Everitt says the reserve is vital for financial health and bond ratings as district already trimmed spending and imposed a hiring freeze.
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