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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2010
Page
3
The Aiken Standard highlights a ballot on its front page and urges voters to review it before casting ballots. The note implies Gov. Sanford would stay in South Carolina if his payment is halted, reflecting a political angle on budget and leadership.
An investigative report outlines potential DOE responses and procedures in the event of a nuclear accident. It examines prevention measures, emergency actions, communication protocols, evacuation plans, and interagency coordination to guide preparedness.
The message notes repeated studies advising removal of area superintendents, yet another study is planned. It emphasizes concern over wasteful spending and reliance on more analysis instead of decisive action.
A satirical take questions Joe Biden serving as Commander in Chief and likens him to Obama’s protection, framing the idea as absurd and tongue in cheek.
A reader comments on presidential candidates and party dynamics, proposing Obama as a potential nominee if rivals falter. The speaker criticizes Governor Barrett for losing his bid, joking about emotional reactions and expressing a desire for strong leadership.
A reader blasts editors and experts arguing the Obama presidency reflects ongoing racism. The letter claims hostility to Obama colors editorial content and urges public reaction via a TalkBack hotline and email to the aik en Standard.
Suzanne Vinson leads USC Aiken Kids in College day camps including Hands On Art Camp and Super Science Chemical Magic. Students like Emily Bennet and Sophie Karapatakis try messy activities such as food art with ketchup mustard oatmeal and paint with shaving cream while recycling materials from home for creative projects.
About 100 Pope relatives gathered at Smith-Hazel Recreation Center for a charity style Pope Family Basketball Tournament against North Augusta teams. The event featured Georgia Status Dance Group and Pope family dance participants, with $5 admission to cover gym rental and commemorative T shirts issued. Organizer Joyce Foster notes monthly family outings to foster unity.
Aiken County Amateur Radio Emergency Service members set up under tents at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center to operate for 24 hours during the Amateur Radio Relay League Field Day. Operators logged contacts across Georgia Florida Alabama Tennessee Virginia and more stations as youngsters visited and effort to recruit youth continues.
The document lists contact numbers and emails for Tim O Briant Michael Gibbons Cam Huffman and Scott B Hunter. It notes the Aiken Standard is published daily by Aiken Communications Inc. P.O. Box 456 326 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802 with various subscription rates and Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2010.
The Aiken Standard notes PITY AF CHARACTER Aiken’s trait for June is Endurance. It lists Saturday Pick 3 and Pick 4 midday and evening results, Palmetto Cash 5 and Power-Up numbers, and Cash 3 and Cash 4 draws, with updates on unavailable later numbers and a reminder to see Monday’s edition for full results.
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