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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2003
Page
3
The Aiken Standard announces page changes to boost local news coverage. New World News page on 9A, Upcoming Events and Portraits of the Past moved to 4A, plus a community news page on 5A inviting readers to submit photos and items about neighbors and local groups.
Mona debuts in Basic Manners 101 led by Melissa Bahleda at SPCA as eight year old dog rests. Orientation kept dogs away to focus on lesson plus upcoming sessions on sit stay come off down. Registration costs 60 dollars with 20 dollar discount for adopted pets. funds finance a shelter fence.
Weather delays progress on the Rutland Drive and York Street intersection project in Aiken County. Cherokee Inc. has completed concrete work and relocated traffic signals. future work includes new asphalt, refreshed lines, and upgraded signals with brighter multi light heads. The project aims to widen the intersection for safety and is slated to finish in October barring more rain or an extension.
A woman alleged kidnapping and assault shift from Aiken to Greenville after two suspects abducted her from a Hampton Street address. The same blotter notes $350+ in electronics stolen on Old Indian Trail, over $300 in church property damage, a $1,000 electronics burglary on North Augusta, and various other incidents including a July device theft, a burglary on Edgefield Road, a disorderly conduct suspect in a Georgia Avenue incident, a West Hugh Street break in, a drunken driving arrest on Atomic Road, a bike theft on Edgefield Avenue, stolen prescription forms from Richland Drive, and over $1,000 of game equipment and a lawnmower stolen on Schroder Avenue.
Patsy Donath, hired by the Augusta Family Y, coordinates a 20 member steering group to push a new Aiken YMCA. The plan envisions a $5 million facility, with fundraising beginning next spring and an office setup in Aiken to support 14 Prime Time programs. Contacts are provided for volunteer sign ups.
An 18 year old Aiken resident Santana Bean receives a $250 scholarship funded by this year's Celebrity Waiter Night at Children's Place. Over $52,000 was raised this May to aid former students pursuing college or technical school degrees. Bean will attend the University of South Carolina majoring in nursing and living on campus while working on campus to help pay her way.
Emanuel Lawayne Cail, 18, of West Hugh Street, was arrested on simple larceny and breaking into a motor vehicle after a West Martintown Road incident. Aiken County Bloodhound Team traced prints from a damaged Eckerds loading dock truck to Cail, who confessed and led police to the stolen cell phone location near his apartment.
Last month marked the final entry for the 18 month Still Magnolias calendar in June. The controversial release featured mature local women in tasteful nude photos and raised more than 180000 for the Aiken County Council on Aging. Roadside memorials honor loved ones on Aiken County roadways after fatal crashes. The Aiken City Council meets Monday with Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and members set to discuss a slate of issues. Secret shoppers are reported as area businesses hire undercover customers to test employee service.
The July 10 2003 Aiken Standard corrects that two correct numbers without the powerball do not win a prize and regrets the error.
The city designates the month of July in the character program as Dependability. Officials highlight this trait as a guide for residents and public service in daily city life.
Thursday draws show Pick 3 Midday 2 8 4 Pick 4 Midday 4 6 8 4 Pick 3 0 7 8 Pick 4 5 4 4 4.
Midday and evening lottery numbers listed by game include Cash 3 and Cash 4 draws, plus Fantasy 5. Specific results show digits for each draw and several change game codes.
Out of county mail options priced at 12 weeks 66 dollars 26 weeks 144 dollars and 52 weeks 288 dollars. Delivery problem contact 649 5315. Customer service hours 5 30 p m to 7 00 p m weekdays and 7 00 a m to 11 00 a m weekends.
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