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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2007
Page
3
A letter questions local animal microchip tracking, religion in government, Habitat for Humanity checks, and political views toward Lindsey Graham. The writer asserts misinformation from the City of Aiken, cites a $15 tracking claim, and warns about illegal pill containers and a $230 tag display fine.
Readers may submit brief comments via TalkBack daily at www.aikenstandard.com or by calling (803) 644-2384. Email misformatted but shows readers can send messages. editorial space may filter and publish selected remarks.
Aiken County Council unanimously approves a contract with NEC Corporation for asbestos cleanup and demolition at the 26 acre Seminole Mills site in Clearwater. Grants totaling 400000 from the EPA will fund assessments and cleanup. county to fence the site.
Annalise Eberhard, an eighth grader from Schofield Middle School, travels with her parents Beth and Brian to Normandy and Mauthausen to study her grandfather Elmore Fabrick’s World War II experiences. She and two classmates won state and placed third nationally for a documentary Voices of Mauthausen. The trio interviewed veterans and survivors, including Martin Small, and will present findings at the National History Day event in Maryland.
Tuesday's winning numbers listed across Pick 3 and Pick 4 midday and evening draws. Cash 3 and Cash 4 results shown with midday and evening outcomes. Fantasy 5 and Mega Millions numbers also provided with Mega Ball details.
Aiken County Council eyes amendments ahead of third reading next week. Budget work session notes a 90 to 95 percent consensus on most issues, but a stormwater fee cut and Best Friends Express funding are under review. Radios for emergency services may be bought or leased with 911 funds, and a county spay neuter program could appear. A public meeting on June 26 will hear the budget third reading.
The Fermata Club will offer Water Aerobics, swimming, and tennis lessons through summer with Diane Hancock, MSS.Health Education, as instructor. Call 803 648 6373 for Water Aerobics and swimming, 803 648 9114 for tennis. Summer camps available. Visit fermataclub.com for details.
About 19 000 butterfly necklaces imported by GeoCentral are recalled due to high levels of lead in metal clasps. No injuries reported. The item features a multicolored pendant on a 16 inch bead necklace sold by souvenir and gift stores nationwide. Consumers should return for refunds or contact the company via 800-231-6083 or cpsc.gov.
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