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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2006
Page
3
A reader asks the Aiken Standard to publish the station with the lowest gas prices each day to spur competition. The letter also critiques Kia plant plans and urges one story and business-scale development integrated with Aiken's charm. Readers are invited to call or email comments.
The Saturday edition corrects an incorrect picture published on page 11A alongside a quote from Rev. Doug Slaughter of Second Baptist Church. The newspaper apologizes and invites readers to report factual errors via phone or email to set the record straight.
Honda Cars of Aiken hosted Shepeard Blood Center’s bloodmobile from 11 am to 4 pm Saturday aiming for 15 to 20 pints. Registrar Shirley Smith notes holiday shortages and a wide county hospital network. first drive for the Aiken site, with ongoing donor opportunities at Shepeard centers.
The Aiken County Historical Society seeks new members and will hold its first meeting on Sunday February 12 at 3 p.m. at the Aiken County Historical Museum. Dr. Harry Shealy will discuss Hitchcock Woods and a new historical marker.
The Aiken County Historical Society invites newcomers to join. The first meeting is at 3 p.m. Sunday Feb 12 at the Aiken. Individual membership is 15 dollars and family membership starts at 20 dollars. For details contact Allen Riddick at 649 6050 or John Moore at imoore aikenstandard com.
The Aiken Standard published daily by Aiken Communications Inc lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher contact at 6442 and email address provided. The notice includes mailing address P O Box 456 and 326 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802 and a toll free or local number for mail and EZ Pay information. The Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2005 are November 24 25 and December 23 24.
Residents celebrate a new entrance sign as the City of Aiken and CDIC advance a revitalization plan with newly built houses street lighting and rising home ownership. Betty Myers notes fewer abandoned homes and more families moving in with plans for a community center and posted speed limits.
Punctual January draws reveal Pick 3 Midday 1 5 5 Pick 4 Midday 0 4 6 2 Pick 3 Evening 5 5 3 Pick 4 Evening 1 8 6 8 Powerball 6 14 40 46 49 with Power Ball 17 and Power Play 5 Cash 3 Midday 1 6 5 Cash 4 Midday 7 3 1 8 Cash 3 Evening 2 8 3 Cash 4 Evening 0 0 9 5 Fantasy 5 16 27 26 14 11 Lotto South 10 11 22 33 35 47
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