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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2005
Page
1
Lawmakers reversed eight vetoes from Sanford before adjourning. The two bills failed after veto override attempts. In Area 1 and 3, an alternative school program may change for some students this year as officials pursue new policy options.
A feature introduces Karen Courtney from Aiken who shares current reads and reading habits. The piece profiles her preferences and notes her enthusiasm for Harold Robbins novels and popular fiction.
Area death notices list Ernest Avery Jackson Wilbur Cook Belvedere Jewell Pendrey Hadden and Eugene Henry Orwat from New Ellenton Aiken with funeral details to follow in 6A. The list also includes Matthew Gray of Batesbury among regional obituaries and funeral notices compiled for the edition.
City of Aiken will postpone a vote on tattoo parlor zoning until at least mid July. Planning staff had proposed general business zones suitable for tattoo studios and noted state rules require locations 1000 feet from schools churches and parks. An Attorney General opinion questioned the law's constitutionality, delaying the June 13 first reading.
Twenty one young cadets aged 11 to 14 begin a week of leadership training and rope challenges at South Aiken High School. They will visit area fire stations and the South Carolina Fire Academy in Columbia before wrapping up at the Savannah River Site and in North Augusta.
The North Augusta Senior Center will close for at least a year due to renovations at Fairview Presbyterian Church. The center provides daily nutritious meals and a social lifeline for seniors. officials seek an alternative site but have found none yet, leaving clients anxious and hungry.
Aiken Stan reporter Rob Novit joined an interfaith pilgrimage to Poland to tour concentration camps, sponsored by the Charleston Jewish Federation REMEMBER program. The three part series centers on Holocaust education as told by Lara LeRoy and Rosa Dziewienski, survivors and educators.
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