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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2005
Page
3
Readers weigh in on eminent domain access at Woodside and critique SRC layoffs. criticisms include mismanagement and profit taking, with calls for a federal probe into the underfunded Employees Pension Plan.
A reader lauds the County Council for not funding the Afro American Historical Center citing taxpayer concerns over costs and obesity linked to local fast food. The letter argues for fiscal restraint and raises views on cultural funding and race dynamics with a call to readers to comment via Talkback.
Larry Heinrich and family complain about decades of weed growth ant beds and poor maintenance at his son Michael’s grave at Aiken Memorial Gardens. He seeks disclosure of perpetual care funds and a possible legal settlement including return of funds and relocation of remains.
Wildlife rehabilitators Larry and Carol Eldridge spoke at Birds and Butterflies in Aiken about using injured owls and hawks for education. The session highlighted car strikes as major raptor injuries and noted future talks on the endangered wood stork with Paul Koehler.
The Aiken Standard announces its publisher Scott B. Hunter contact options and newsroom emails. It lists office hours, mailing address, and ISSN. Subscription rates are provided for Daily and Sunday, weekends, and EzPay options with multiple term lengths and pricing.
Aiken announces July as Gentleness the city character trait. Lottery results listed include Pick 3 Midday 9-5-0 Pick 4 Midday 1-9-7-7 Pick 3 Evening 6-7-9 Pick 4 Evening 5-6-7-2 Cash 3 Midday 8-3-4 Cash 4 Midday 8-4-3-5 Cash 3 Evening 2-9-9 Cash 4 Evening 0-5-5-9 Fantasy 5 numbers 9-12-18-34-31.
Valley Fair Baptist Church in Graniteville hosts a 6 p.m. service on Saturday July 30 to raise $6 000 for David Bouknight 37 who lacks required savings for an organ transplant He is on dialysis and has diabetes since age 11 A donor relative may be tested and a transplant fund is opened at Security Federal Bank for donations
The Aiken Standard asks readers to report factual errors to correct published material. Contact Mike Gibbons or Jeff Wallace by phone or email to help set the record straight.
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