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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2010
Page
3
A TalkBack letter questions whether a president can be commander in chief and calls for treason penalties for dissent. The writer, a veteran, argues for strict obedience and cites birth certificate doubts about the president while criticizing Afghanistan policy and political elites.
A reader asks why dogs must be leashed while cats roam freely. The note discusses differences in dog and cat behavior, safety concerns, and urban leash policies.
A reader asks if anyone has seen two large hawks on Citadel Drive with wingspans of 24 to 30 inches. The note warns residents to watch small pets as hawks could carry them off.
A reader plans a short trip to Washington to visit the White House and President Obama. The note asks readers to send messages via the TalkBack hotline or email, with names not required and comments kept brief for space.
Alumni from Martha Schofield High School recall a strong academic and athletic heritage as 1964 graduates gather in Aiken. About 50 members returned from CSRA and beyond including New York and Michigan. events include church service and luncheon. T-shirts cost 15 dollars, contact Betty Gyles or Betty Mims for details.
Dylan Gunnels a 17 year old rising senior at South Aiken High School becomes the movement's youngest district leader for District 2 covering Aiken Columbia and Hilton Head. He promotes electing ordinary citizens to replace all 435 House members and stresses volunteer participation without pay. He seeks 1000 members by November 2012 and provides contact details and a website.
The 29th Augusta Area Dietetic Internship class at University Hospital graduated June 26 in Levi W. Hill II Auditorium. Twelve interns completed 44 weeks of supervised practice across clinical, community, and food service management rotations, preparing to sit for the national dietitian registration exam.
Government offices banks and many services will be closed Monday for Independence Day. City of Aiken and Aiken County offices plus 10 recycling centers and all USPS locations will be closed with mail delayed. Regional library system SCDMV banking Aiken Technical College and USC Aiken also close.
Publication and contact information for The Aiken Standard include office address 326 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802 and publisher The Aiken Standard is issued by Aiken Communications Inc. Subscriptions and mail rates are listed with phone line (803) 648-2311 for information.
South Carolina draw results list multiple games including Pick 3 Holdey 2 92, Pick 4 Midday 6 0 8 3, Pick 3 Evening 2 4 5, Pick 4 Evening 2 4 9 9, Palmetto Cash 5 4 5 8 12 29, Power-Up 3, Powerball 3 10 14 52 53 with Powerball 3 and Powerplay 3.
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