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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2007
Page
3
The reader questions past US responses to Hungary during the 1956 invasion and contrasts it with the call for skilled entrants. They argue for stricter border controls to prevent a large influx of illegals and emphasize the desire for domestic unskilled labor and food imports, citing apple juice from China as a national concern.
Letter writer praises Greg Ryberg for integrity and qualification while criticizing Ravenel. They argue Ryberg would win without Ravenel and defend Ryberg from critics. The piece also opposes an African American cultural center downtown and suggests relocating exhibits to a county museum on Whiskey Road.
Readers complain about a new fountain replacing an old one amid concerns over poor roads in Aiken County. The letter urges residents to share thoughts via the TalkBack hotline and online, with names omitted and comments subject to space editing.
Sunday Phss subscribers will receive delivery on dates listed from November 23 to December 28, 2007. Postal changes include PO Box 486 Aion SC 29802 and PO Box 208326 Ata Drive Abin SC 79802.
James E. McRae, 42, of Beech Island is charged with manufacturing methamphetamine after deputies serving bench warrants found his shop home full of meth lab equipment. The odor and setup indicated ongoing production likely for distribution. Investigation ongoing with potential additional charges. three labs found this year in Aiken County.
Emily Biebesheimer and classmates joined USC Aiken's Kids in College for Creepy Creatures a lesson blending biology and art. Rebecca Butler taught about habitats adaptations and the importance of bugs while students hunted for critters and even made slime.
The Senior Adult Ministry of First Baptist Church of North Augusta hosted an evening dinner with turkey and dressing, green beans, salad, and desserts, drawing 160 to 170 attendees. Gospel singer Ken Turner performed, receiving a standing ovation, as organizer Rev. Ty Lochridge announced continued quarterly events to suit seniors who cannot drive at night. Turner shared work in the Dominican Republic and offered CDs for sale. For more details, contact the church office at 279-6370.
The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program seeks volunteers in Aiken to assist at the Council on Aging Social Services Offices Health Department Habitat for Humanity Thrift Store Public Schools and other sites. Contact Ed Jelineck or Dorothy Moyers for details. Jamie Murphy at (803) 279-4191 for Parent Project info. The Parent Project meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays in July 7 to 9 pm at Public Safety Courtroom and at various churches and community centers in Aiken County.
The Aiken High School Class of 1972 plans a reunion on December 29, 2007. For details visit the class website at www ahs1972.com or contact Janet Hallman Mattocks at 649-3024.
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