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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2004
Page
2
Aiken community thanks an attorney who stepped up to represent a family in a local purchase matter. A reader also expresses gratitude to the person who returned a lost check card, and asks Wheeler Street drivers to slow down their speed and loud music.
Readers discuss judges not elected officials and criticise tax policy while praising the Senior Citizen Center in New Ellenton. Letters mention Ted Kennedy pay raises, Judicial Review Committee, helping a family, restaurant manners, and a hotline for comments.
A journalist trains at a newsroom and center to equip students with a Motorola camera phone to record images and file stories for a live site. She calls the program revelatory and hopes youth participation will shape the 2004 election, citing education and Iraq War issues.
Guest speaker Tom Turnipseed at a party meeting blasts George Bush and the war in Iraq calling it colonialism while criticizing Edwards and the Kerry ticket. He says Saddam should be prosecuted after the election and questions U.S. motives. He backs reparations and questions Cosby remarks. He praises Edwards for addressing matters and urges base mobilization.
Windsor First Baptist Church members vote 44 to 11 to demolish the 1882 building that served as the sanctuary until 1994. The brick structure now faces demolition amid concerns of structural issues and possible black mold. a second vote will decide timing and method. The church plans a family center and education building in the future. John Moore at imoore aikenstandard.com.
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