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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2006
Page
3
Readers ask if returning National Guard troops get needed help and how to assist. A second note seeks advice about maternity leave and job security after a two week leave.
Readers react to housing and vehicle nuisances in Houndslake North and nearby, questioning curbside junkers and rusted trucks. The call in line invites comments on license and insurance issues and road safety, with editors reserving rights to edit.
The Thursday edition printed incorrect television listings and a Today in History note. The paper regrets the error and invites readers to report factual mistakes to Mike Gibbons or Jeff Wallace by phone or email to set the record straight.
Aiken County youths learned about defense attorneys and public defenders at a Thursday session of the Brothers and Sisters of Aiken County Juvenile Delinquency Program. Everett Chandler and Wallis Alves outlined legal advocacy and consequences while educators urged career exploration and responsible choices.
Cecilia A Hallman and L Douglass Brown promoted The Mem phis Kingmaker with a 6 to 8 pm book signing at Up Your Alley in Aiken. Copies were sold steadily with many locals attending and discussing a planned sequel set around the local polo scene and Southern city settings including Memphis Atlanta Franklin and Miami. The hardback retails at 26.95 and more details are online at the Kingmaker site.
This weekend no license is needed to fish in South Carolina to promote using natural resources and family involvement. SCDNR notes most activities target youths with events like a Goose Creek youth fishing day drawing 300 to 400 kids. licenses are waived Saturday and Sunday for ages under 16, with usual license rules in effect other times.
Aiken County deputies arrested a Graniteville convenience store owner after a noon raid that yielded more than $900 in cash and four illegal video poker machines. Investigators said the back room on Main Street contained the seized gaming devices and the owner faces a magistrate court charge, with a bail bond set. The raid follows a prior statewide sting that saw over $5,000 and 20 machines seized from two stores in March.
The report notes Aiken’s June focus on Endurance and lists South Carolina Lottery draws. Midday Pick 3 5 7 3. Pick 4 -7 4 1. Evening Pick 3 9 8 4. Evening Pick 4 9 4 9 3. Cash 3 Midday 8 5 7. Cash 4 Midday 0 3 2 6. Cash 3 Evening 8 5 5. Cash 4 Evening 6 9 3 9. Fantasy 5 numbers 17 18 24 37 39.
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