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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2004
Page
2
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The Aiken Standard issues corrections for multiple errors. Adrianna Baker a Warrenville Elementary first grader earned all As and made honor roll. The Wednesday edition misreported a town council information letter about a possible investigation outcome. The Aiken Triple Crown Road Race is set for Saturday March 27. Dr Leo Muniz office phone is 642 3505 for former Aiken Primary Care Associates patients.
South Carolina attorney general and Senate hopeful Charlie Condon tours the state in a RV denouncing federal pork programs. He cites $90 million for a Cowgirl Hall of Fame project and $50 million for a Iowa rainforest, criticizing Republicans who supported them. He also targets Rep. Jim DeMint and warns against using taxpayer funds for wasteful projects while praising defense work at Savannah River Site.
More than 200 attended a DEA led session at L B C Middle School with special agent Shannon Argetsinger. He highlighted Ecstasy risks seen at Rave parties and urged families to talk early and often to resist temptation and prevent future drug use.
Pastor Sotello Long, regional minister for the Christian Church Disciples of Christ, plans a two day revival at First Christian Church Disciples of Christ in Aiken to unite black and white leadership and expand outreach. Services run February 24 and 25 with a 5 30 p m pancake dinner prior to the 7 p m start.
Erica Williams and Kim Robicheaux spoke at a South Carolina Tax Collaborative meeting at Aiken Technical College urging the General Assembly to raise the seven cent cigarette tax to one dollar. They argued higher tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking and noted public health benefits and potential new state revenue.
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