12 Jul 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2006
Page
1
A kid friendly lineup features a Lightning McQueen Power Wheels, a Green Machine, the Dazinator, and a Beach Ball Sprinkler to entertain children through the season. The snippet also lists a book title and scattered names including Carolina Miler and Ida Bell Carrie.
The Aiken Planning Commission recommended City Council reject a concept plan for a Sam's Club on Whiskey Road. Commissioners cited conflict with the Comprehensive Land-Use Plan and neighborhood opposition from Elmwood Park and nearby communities. The plan moves to an August City Council meeting for consideration.
Valarie Haywood aims to enroll 4-year-olds at Lynchburg-Elliot Child Development Center in rural Lee County via a state pilot funded to expand preschool for low income families. Private and faith-based centers will be eligible, but officials warn implementation delays may push August start. providers must apply soon amid parent childcare affordability concerns.
Deputies and city officers seized crack cocaine and cash during a Tuesday raid on Sandy Drive culminating a week long investigation. Lavon J. Reynolds 26 Ricky S. Wade 44 Johnny Simmons 36 Kelvin A. Caner 29 face distribution counts and await detention center processing.
A small group gathered at Whiskey and Pine Log roads Tuesday to oppose a proposed constitutional amendment defining marriage as between a man and a woman. Led by Robert John Hinojosa of the South Carolina Equality Coalition, the protest urged voters to reject the amendment on the November ballot.
A cool dry spring has reduced mosquito sightings and West Nile worries in South Carolina though entomologist Chris Evans warns that numbers could surge as summer heats up. He notes no West Nile cases yet statewide but recalls a high Charleston tally last summer and urges vigilance and reporting of dead birds for testing. Local mosquito numbers vary by living near marshes or drainage ditches.
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