Stoltz’s Holocaust account details mother’s boat escape
Reader questions how Stoltz’s mother could flee by boat from Austria where large bodies of water are scarce. The inquiry notes curiosity about escape routes and historical context.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2009
Page
3
Reader questions how Stoltz’s mother could flee by boat from Austria where large bodies of water are scarce. The inquiry notes curiosity about escape routes and historical context.
The piece cites poor past planning and developer pressure as causes of traffic trouble at the Silver Bluff Road Town Creek Road Pine Log Road and Dougherty Road corridors. It notes left turns are difficult during peak hours and lists business vehicle parking issues with a warning to owners.
A letter to the editor questions Aiken as animal friendly citing a shelter intake of 600 animals monthly. It argues about neglected dogs and cats, lack of veterinary care, and calls for addressing root causes and tax policy alongside debates on tobacco and other levies.
A reader inquiry asks what Flex Fuel is and how a Flex Fuel Kit would work in a standard car. The article guides on compatibility, installation considerations, and potential performance changes.
At St Johns United Methodist Church Grace Kitchen offers a free hot breakfast every Saturday from 8 to 9 am. More than 130 volunteers organize 13 teams to feed about 120 people weekly and provide Bible verses and Bibles alongside meals.
The Historic Aiken Foundation honored preservation work at its annual meeting at Cumberland AME Church. recipients included Julie and Jeff Londo and Beatrice and Bill McGee for restorations on Union Street and Barnwell Avenue. Awards recognized adaptive use and leadership contributions as well as efforts by Elliot Levy of the Aiken County Historical Museum.
The U S Postal Service releases a 42 cent stamp honoring Edgar Allan Poe on his 200th birthday. NEA Chairman Gioia lauds Poe as a master of short stories and poetry at the dedication ceremony. Fans in Aiken plan a Poe birthday gathering at West Side Bowery during happy hour.
Information about office hours staff emails and phone numbers for the Aiken Standard dated 2008 includes addresses P O Box Rutland Drive contact numbers and EZ Pay rates for various subscription options with a list of delivery dates for Sunday Plus subscribers.
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