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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2006
Page
3
Reports indicate North Korea fired a long range Taepodong missile at about 15 000 km and two Nodong medium range missiles around 1300 km, plus two Scud-C short range missiles of roughly 300 km and two unknown missiles in separate launches.
A compact reflection notes anniversaries of Benjamin Franklin born in 1706 and John Adams and Thomas Jefferson dying on July 4 1826. The piece contrasts these distant milestones with modern trivial pursuits and calls for gratitude toward the founders.
A reader expresses views on how children respond to adults without using terms like ma'am and discusses raising respectful behavior. The letter notes not forcing verbal forms and invites comment via Talkback line or email while stating names won’t be published and comments should be brief.
In Sundays edition the Miss South Carolina pageant article was slated for page 14A but was omitted. It now runs today on page 4 with the newspaper apologizing for the error and noting the correction to readers.
Dr James Hawk ends his 54 year practice in North Augusta on Buena Vista Avenue after serving as sole veterinarian and city Animal Control vet. George Frye, longtime client and former owner of Skippy, sits in the waiting room as Hawk closes his doors for the last time. Frisky the cat and years of loyal families mark this final farewell in a town he calls good and loyal.
The Rev. Albert M. James celebrates a quarter century as pastor of Second Providence Baptist Church. Members praise his availability and caring leadership, noting his community outreach, church growth, and long ties to Augusta and Greater Mt. Canaan Baptist Church. A Sunday service at 3 p.m. will honor his service.
The USGA awards a 30000 grant over two years to The First Tee of Augusta to fund golf and life skills programs. The grant supports onsite activities, school programs, summer camps, and outreach, opening access to students who might not otherwise afford it.
Fonathan Holtzendorff son of Mary Holtzendorff and a 2005 Aiken High School graduate completed Naval Recruit Training Center in Great Lakes Illinois. He graduates June 30 and will be stationed in Virginia Beach Virginia as an aviation mechanic.
Aiken County Guardian ad Litem program seeks volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children. Training starts at 6 pm on July 31. Contact 648-9919 for information.
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