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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2001
Page
2
A Columbia woman is charged with passing bad checks after reporting $278 in checks on an account closed since April at a Whiskey Road business. A stolen revolver and a counterfeit bill also appear in recent local incidents. Police urge tips via Aiken Public Safety or Crime Stoppers.
The Georgia lottery draw reports Cash 3 results with Midday 3 3 2 and Evening 0 7 8. No prize details provided in the excerpt.
The City of New Ellenton Planning and Zoning Appeals Board will hold a hearing at City Hall on January 8 at 7 p.m. The notice asks interested residents to attend and present input.
The United States Postal Service raises letter and package rates effective Sunday. First class mail climbs from 33 to 34 cents, express mail to 11.75 for up to half a pound, and priority rates split by weight. Money orders drop to 75 cents and small post box rents fall to 19 dollars monthly. Postmaster James Sizemore cites higher fuel and labor costs as the driver.
Jamie Holder, 17, Wagener resident and Wagener Valley High School football leader, remained in critical condition Friday after a Thursday evening car crash on Camp Rawls Road near Wagener. He was airlifted to Richmond Memorial Hospital.
John Mead of People's Financial Services is honorary chair for Aiken WalkAmerica 2001 held April 21 at H Odell Weeks Activities Center. The event supports March of Dimes research to prevent premature births and give babies a healthy start. Mead active in local volunteer groups and aims to expand corporate support and team participation.
Aiken Technical College and the University of South Carolina Aiken lead MLK Day observances in the CSRA with a 7:30 p.m. Thursday program at the Etherredge Center USCA featuring mini speeches interpretive dance and concert performances. Community service day follows Jan 19 with volunteers meeting at the USCA Student Activities Center.
Aiken residents and youth from St. John's United Methodist Church join nationwide Souper Bowl of Caring efforts on January 28. Donations collected after services stay local, supporting Area Churches Together Serving and the Youth Service Fund, with past totals of 300 to 500 dollars yearly.
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