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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2003
Page
2
Reader wonders the location of A J’s Books after a closing notice and criticizes the paper for thin lines between Talkback and editorials. The letter argues readers have a right to know who makes accusations and urges a clear separation of opinion and reader input.
A heated opinion argues parents should avoid unsubstantiated accusations against teachers and suggests lawsuits as a response. The writer sarcastically thanks South Carolina Electric and Gas for a billing reminder, admitting they have no right to dispute a bill.
Aiken residents debate church tax obligations amid budget stress. One caller complains about pushy service questions while another urges churches to pay property taxes to ease finances. Listeners invited to call the Talkback line at (803) 6482506 or email editorial@aikenstandard.com with brief comments.
Donald E. Butler a Aiken Public Safety lieutenant announces a bid for sheriff as Democrat. Fellow candidates Jody Rowland and Michael Hunt run in the Republican primary. Rowland to act as sheriff Feb 1 after Sheriff Howard Sellers leaves mid term. Butler emphasizes responsive service and community ties.
Several new Boy Scout troops start in Aiken County including Warrenville Beech Island and Graniteville joining 11 to 18 year old program. Yamasee District leader Jennifer Bowers notes Warrenville had no prior troops and details are available from the Georgia Carolina Council at Augusta.
Gwen Power brings 1999 credentials as former director of the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to Gov-elect Mark Sanford's health care task force. She notes funding crises and calls for stronger access to primary care while urging dialogue to craft practical recommendations.
The new Home Hunter magazine will be published every Sunday in the Aiken Standard. It offers current mortgage rates and listings from area realtors and builders. The feature targets buyers and sellers with local housing information and contact numbers for Aiken County residents.
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