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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2003
Page
2
Readers debate dance chaperones laxity at Sweet 16 events and the role of parents in enforcing decorum. The Talkback column faces calls for boundaries amid alcohol votes, racist remarks, and payment debates. Aiken County tax funding and animal abuse penalties prompt oversight and possible audits.
Readers may call the Talkback hotline at (008) 618 2508 or email the letter to editorial aikenstandard com. Names are not required and comments will be edited for space and content.
Thursday January 16 at 7 30 a m at Houndslake Country Club features Larry R Foulke vice president president elect of the American Nuclear Society The talk covers good news on U S nuclear tech and barriers to building the next plant by 2010 Reservations due January 10 cost 12 per person at the door Contact 1 800 290 CNTA or 619 345 for details
Newly elected Aiken County Council members Scott Singer and Charles Barton will take the oath for the first time. Eddie Butler and Kathy Rawls will repeat their oaths. Incumbent Stawls passes to Everett Chandler in the District 1 transition.
Seven proposals locate a connector road between Whiskey Road and Silver Bluff Road south of Woodside Plantation near Anderson Pond Road. Public viewing and Q A sessions Thursday at the Aiken Municipal Conference Center allow comments. final plan due by March with ARTS funding possibly sought to reduce congestion on Dougherty Road and at Whiskey Pine Log intersection.
A group of Aiken women who posed nude for a charity calendar has won a state wide Volunteer of the Year award from the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. The calendar, featuring 18 women aged 60 and older, helped raise over $160 000 for the Aiken Area Council on Aging and earlier won a local Volunteer of the Year honor from the Lower Savannah Council of Governments amid mixed reactions.
Will ie P Richardson a Texas native known for nationwide radio pranks headlines the Aiken Center for the Arts in a two night charity comedy event titled Laughter is the Best Medicine. Raymond Bradley opens with music and comedy and is a funeral director by profession. Tickets are 25 dollars with advance sales only and tables for four available. Proceeds benefit local charities and the Aiken Center for the Arts.
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