Leave Strom Thurmond Alone
A reader urges respect for the late Strom Thurmond, noting death should end criticism and that negative opinions should be kept private.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2007
Page
3
A reader urges respect for the late Strom Thurmond, noting death should end criticism and that negative opinions should be kept private.
A reader article questions trophy recycling and calls for a single museum while criticizing Gov Sanford and the County Council. The letter accuses local media of bias and spending public funds, expressing frustration over taxpayer money and museum proposals.
In a July 7 2007 Aiken Standard story a spelling error is noted involving a name from the Avon Walk For A Cure event. The piece mentions Lindsay Graham’s position on immigration and urges accountability. Other text appears garbled and unreadable.
Two identical brothers from New Ellenton, Ted and Ted Danforth, aged 74 turning 75, walked into a packed home Saturday for a surprise party planned by family. Neighbors recall they share looks, voices, and even past habits, with decades at SAS-Fred. Fred’s daughter notes they rarely separate, while Ted recalls coping with long service and a Korean War record.
The Smith Hazard Recreation Center hosted a Family and Friends Extravaganza in hot humid weather. Attendees enjoyed water pool cooling, shaded seating, grills, and games while community members mingled. Organizers and local vendors praised the event as a neighborhood reunion with food and music.
Public notice from Akan Communication Inc alerts readers of mail processing and delivery schedule changes with a list of dates and contact numbers. The notice includes post office related instructions, address details in Akan SC and a set of postal dates for late 2007.
Diners at a Chick-fil-A in North Augusta hosted Bobby Winkler, author of the Family Friendly Home Bible Study series, signing Volume 1 The Books of the Law from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Winkler, a Chick-fil-A veteran and local coach, began signings statewide after a 2004 doctoral project and plans Volume 2 The Book of Israel for October, with proceeds funding further volumes. He offers lectures to churches and civic groups and can be reached at 803 202-1905.
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