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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2011
Page
3
A writer claims the US is his country and objects to Obama policies, asserting they destroy the United States. He criticizes TalkBack comments as revealing citizen ignorance in response to policy debate.
Resident argues bilingual warning signs are unnecessary for drivers. The letter contends that those who cannot speak read or write English should not obtain a license and urges keeping current signs. A Silver Bluff driver notes frequent potholes and warns against narrow sightedness.
A 100 percent disabled veteran expresses gratitude for the beautiful respectful ads recognizing veterans, praising the public tribute and the thoughtful acknowledgment of their service.
The writer urges relocating Congress members including the president and vice president to foreign lands and replacing them. It advocates paying soldiers differently and dismisses current leaders. Readers are invited to comment via a hotline or email, with names not published and comments subject to editing.
In Thursday edition the Aiken Standard lists three men in an image wrongly. The corrected line names Brent Boore Al Joniec Rick Arkin and Don Carlberg from left to right. The paper apologizes and invites readers to report errors to Mike Gibbons at 644 2381.
The City of Aiken PR T hosts the fourth annual Out-of-School Bash at H Odell Weeks Activities Center with middle and high school students enjoying free pizza snow cones games and prizes. Highlights include a hula hoop contest and water balloon fun amid 95 degree heat sponsored by Aiken Public Safety and ADPS Athletic Team.
Post 212 at 602 Hampton Ave supports Boy Scouts of America Pack Troop 463 at Friendship Baptist Church. Since its 1919 founding, the legion funds camping programs and three scouts' camp uniforms and dues. A photo shows members christening a newly purchased scout trailer after the May 28 Memorial Day Parade.
The notice outlines how to contact the Aiken Standard newsroom and editorial staff, including phone numbers for the newsroom and managing editor Michael Gibbons. It details email submissions, office hours, postal address, and rates for home delivery, with a list of delivery dates for Sunday Plus subscribers in 2011.
Five oversized lemons will be hidden across the CSRA by 9 am with one in Aiken County. Winners receive 52 certificates for frozen strawberry lemonade, equating to a year's supply, redeemable at any McDonald's.
Lottery results unavailable at press time with winning numbers to be published in Saturday edition of the Aiken Standard. The notice directs readers to check the weekend issue for the final Cash 4 Evening and Fantasy numbers.
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