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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2006
Page
3
A reader supports open public records amid the Young murder death by action case. They condemn secrecy and urge scrutiny of the Clerk's office over denials, arguing information should be public to help others despite family heartbreak.
A reader questions if the City of Aiken has set aside a million dollars for underground wires and wonders about prioritizing traffic solutions over such projects. The note questions city spending and urban infrastructure decisions.
A letter to the TalkBack hotline argues that a Powderhouse to Whiskey connector through Lynnhurst is unnecessary and would invite development. The writer accuses local officials and developers of funding motives and urges taxpayers to attend meetings and voice opposition.
A free information clinic on child custody and divorce will be held February 7 from 6 30 to 8 p m at the Aiken County Library. Gary Smith of Smith Massey Brodie Thurmond and Guynn will speak and answer questions with the South Carolina Bar Pro Bono Program organizing.
Children’s librarian Jennie Beck led a science fair workshop at 4 p.m. Friday for Aiken County students with topics ready for February projects. The session covered formulating testable hypotheses, experiment planning, and data display, with book picks from Materials Matters Physics Matters and ChemLab.
The Aiken Standard states Scott B. Hunter oversees all departments and provides contact info. It lists publication by Aiken Communications Inc and its mailing address in Aiken South Carolina. It notes Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2005 including Nov 24 25 and Dec 23 24.
Wednesday and Thursday lottery results include Powerball 3 6 14 17 18 with Powerball 14 and Powerplay 2. Cash 3 Midday 8 0 1. Cash 4 Midday 4 6 4 2. Cash 3 Evening 2 0 1. Cash 4 Evening 0 2 4 2. Fantasy 5 numbers 18 38 17 7 34.
Tammy Herron of SRARP discusses Plantation Without Pillars Archaeology Wealth and Material Life at Bush Hill at 3 p.m. Sunday. Volume I of the Bush Site mitigation report covers Cracker Neck Upper Three Runs in Aiken County with George Bush family genealogical data. Volume I costs 15 dollars with three free CDs. later price 18 dollars including shipping. Call (803) 649-4605 for details.
The Aiken Republican Club hosts a luncheon at Newberry Hall on Monday January 16 with Lt Gov candidates Andre Bauer and Mike Campbell as guests. Social hour starts 11 30 a m and lunch at 12 with reservations due by Friday January 13 through Ava Hammond.
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