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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2010
Page
3
Reader offers to donate two bicycles to support the Christmas bicycle tree project and asks where to deliver them. Editor notes the story is online at aikenstandard com results 1208 bike tree.
Readers clash over a Ph D claim in a Sun Sunday TalkBack column. A commenter mocks education and urges smokers to dispose of ashes properly while suggesting ignorance is not tied to schooling. The exchange centers on attitudes toward smoking and personal responsibility.
The note reports SRNS voluntary separation ending December 15 followed by a two year pay freeze. It states 600 to 700 employees face involuntary separation in February and invites public comment via TalkBack and email, noting readers may remain anonymous and comments may be edited for space.
The Stephen James CSRA Coin Club will hold its next meeting at the Aiken County Public Library on Chesterfield Street Southwest. Doors will open and attendees will gather for numismatic discussion and club updates.
Bill and Donna Taylor welcomed four Tri-Development consumers to their Christmas dinner in Aiken. Guests included Larry Yaun Connie Demus Gertie McMillan and Tabatha Mobley all residents or staff at Tri-Development facilities. The Taylors plan similar gatherings and hope others will follow.
Whitten, Furman University alumna, impressed by A Christian Ministry in the National Parks during a Grand Teton summer. Now recruiting coordinat or, she travels nationwide to place students in parks for worship and interdenominational services while gaining field education at seminaries and churches.
Community notice lists newsroom and editorial contacts for submissions and management. It provides phone numbers, emails, and names plus publisher details and P.O. box, plus EZ Pay rates and sample Sunday delivery dates for 2010.
An Aiken man reports two men assaulted him in an attempted robbery on George Street Saturday night with no items stolen. A separate incident describes a Samsung phone worth 250 dollars stolen from a car center console after a ride was offered. A black male in green pants and a white sweater asked for a ride on Kershaw Street, then implied a gun and the occupant was asked to exit at Kershaw and Barnwell. Another Aiken woman says two unknown subjects damaged and deflated an inflatable Christmas tree on Taylor Street Friday.
The Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness sponsors a slogan contest to celebrate 20 years. The winner receives a one year benefactor CNTA membership. Entries due January 15 with winners announced in February. Visit cnta-bellsouth.net for details.
Aiken notes December as the month of Sensitivity. Lottery results show Pick 3 0 3 0 and Pick 4 8 4 0 6 with Cash 3 Midday 7 5 0 and Cash 4 Midday 5 8 9 7. Evening draws and Fantasy 5 numbers were unavailable at presstime. refer to Tuesday's Aiken Standard for full results.
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