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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2012
Page
3
A reader letter criticizes recent road rules as slow and burdensome, questions Dougherty and Whiskey roads, and praises the Whitemarsh Compromise. The writer urges changes on Houndslake Drive and calls for a Trader Joe's nearby.
The piece argues WWI era spending pulled Britain from gloom but austerity worsens demand and employment. It warns of a deflationary spiral with unemployment at a 17 year high and calls for increased government spending to revive the economy before tackling deficits.
MiBek Farms, a regular at the Aiken County Farmer Market, sells dry-aged beef from Barnwell. The owners are highly educated and knowledgeable about pasture raising and finishing beef cattle, supporting local sales. Call TalkBack at (803) 644-2384 or email us with your message for this space-limited editorial.
The fragment lists a newsroom contact section with hours from 3:30 am to 5:30 pm and a Monday reference. It provides phone numbers 648-2311 and 648-6082 for fax and a line labeled executive editor. It notes a stray name and illegible title in the blurred text.
Voters in Aiken and Jasper Counties report polling place changes on election day tests. Ron Lee, moved from Oakgrove 30 to New Holland, could vote with registration card but received no notice. Officials cite possible data migration issues from the new voter registration system and urge checking polling places on sevotes.org before November.
Incumbents Keith Liner and Richard Hazen plan to seek re election while Donna Wesby and John Bass will not run. The four district seats face changes as the at large 2014 elections will fill the rest. Wesby expands outreach via radio and TV.
Stewart Builders works on a 36 by 28 foot two level deck at Carolina Bay near the H Odell Weeks Center with a roof. officials aim for completion by fall weather permitting. the $73000 project is a capital tax funded deck to observe bay wildlife and support local school field trips.
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