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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2006
Page
3
City of Aiken cannot complete the fountain due to未未 delay in purchasing Whiskey Road street lights promised years ago. Critics blame poor project management while residents praise animal control advisory committee and local staff for listening to concerns.
The writer criticizes banks and credit card issuers for sending statements with the label Customer Statement Enclosed and for including blank checks or missing sensitive data. They argue mailings invite theft and call for reform, asking why the practice persists and suggesting action against a retailer or bank.
Public Safety will handle non running cars in driveways and urges residents to contact them for enforcement. A summer class cost discussed involves taxpayers paying about 704 dollars, with a proposed 300 dollar class fee for a niece’s parent. Readers are invited to leave comments via Talkback at 803 64 2384 or editorial@aikenstandard.
Aiken County Sheriff Michael Hunt reduced his request for pay raises for deputies and dispatchers from 7 percent to 5 percent amid a tight budget. The revised plan would cost about $291,287, down from $432,082, as Hunt cited concerns from Council members over competitiveness and retention. Council members debated training effects and compared officer salaries across departments, with a budget session set for tonight.
City of Aiken invites potential homeowners to an open house in Toole Hill on Saturday from 11 am to 2 pm at 825 Dillon Ave and 334 Mongan St. About 30 homes planned, with 10 already built and mostly sold. HUD eligibility rules apply, applications taken on site, and ownership classes encouraged. Call 642 7779 for details.
Fragmented OCR passage lists pricing, addresses, and delivery dates for the Aken Standard. Mentions PO boxes in Aken SC, postage paid, and subscription dates through 2006. Includes phone line and scattered garbled text about mail, rates, and services.
Aiken’s month of June celebrates Endurance as its character trait. Lottery results show Pick 4 Evening 75 9 3 Palmetto Cash 5 20 22 31 34 37 with multiplier 3 Powerball 4 14 15 40 48 power ball 12 power play 3. Wednesday numbers include Cash 3 Midday 7 4 5 and Cash 4 Midday 7 6 3 4.
Aiken County Council weighs forming a broad based community board to oversee Graniteville recovery from the January 6 2005 train derailment and chlorine spill. The Graniteville Community Coalition proposes a 50000 master plan funding to satisfy Norfolk Southern for health screenings and economic recovery, with 800 on a waiting list and more costs ahead.
The Planning Commission voted to rezone 36 of 63 lots from Residential Multi-Family to Residential Single-Family in a four block downtown Aiken area bounded by Colleton Avenue Union Street Marion Street Staubes Lane and Park Avenue. City Manager LeDue noted most properties are single family with few exceptions.
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