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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2004
Page
2
A letter condemns censorship of Fahrenheit 9/11 in Aiken arguing for freedom of religion and expression. The writer criticizes local Republicans and a 25-year-old critic, calls for viewing the film locally, and questions front page military marriage coverage as liberal bias.
A reader reports that a continuation of a story labeled not on page 12A appeared on page 10A in the July 3 edition. The letter invites readers to share comments via Talkback hotline or email, noting names will not be published.
Aiken Public Safety searches for two suspects after a monitor and two X-Box controllers were stolen from EB Games on Whiskey Road. An employee tackled one thief, took a beating, and witnesses saw a dark red 1990s Jeep Cherokee flee. Police seek tips. call 642-7620.
The Valley Outreach Interfaith Center now operates in a compact two story warehouse on Augusta Road Warrenville since April 2003. It serves Aiken from Vaucluse to Beech Island offering clothes furniture household items and food with limited medicine and utilities aid. Volunteers are scarce and recruitment is ongoing with a phone contact and address at 1469 Augusta Rd Langley SC 29834.
The Aiken SPCA reports a surge in kitten intake with 45 under five months in shelter or foster care. A 2-for-1 adoption offer runs through August, including vaccines and spaying neutering. Adoptions at Petsmart on Whiskey Road Saturdays and Sundays.
George Peterson reports a strong Independence Day business at his East Pine Log Road fireworks stand. He notes Sunday July 4 and Monday off boosted sales, including $600 six foot Big Bang packages, 500 gram shells, and plans for contract displays year round.
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