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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2004
Page
7
A reader asks if her husband’s heavy drinking is typical. The advisor urges Al Anon, notes alcoholism can be inherited, and warns the wife to decide if she wants to stay. The column then advises ending a suspicious, controlling long distance relationship and cites Dear Abby authorship.
The Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame in Seattle invites visitors to imagine alternative futures. Donna Shirley, NASA veteran, and Paul Allen describe the exhibit approach while artifacts including Captain Kirk’s chair and a ray gun collection anchor displays. The Frank Gehry building near the Space Needle houses sections tracing Frankenstein to The Matrix and Brave New World.
The National Archives displays letters from youngsters to Presidents Roosevelt Reagan Bush, including Carolyn Weatherhogg asking about her father’s draft, Andy Smith requesting funds to hire a room-cleaning crew, and Brandon Golden’s plea for better school lunches. Fidel Castro once asked for a ten dollar bill.
In Boston, the sale of St. Peter and Paul’s Church hints at broader plans to auction 60 churches for redevelopment into luxury condominiums. Developers expect brisk demand driven by distinctive architecture, though appraisers note high costs and community resistance to repurposing sacred space.
Pet owners will find licensing simpler with new streamlined steps and online options. Officials announced a user friendly process designed to reduce paperwork and speed up registration for multiple pets across city limits.
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