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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2003
Page
2
Readers argue about the new sheriff and the Daylight Donuts vacancy as facts clash with opinions. The caller urges specifics on the sheriff s work and questions inferences about an ongoing case and local business status.
The text argues a judge jury system was unfair toward Mr Batchelor and claims he bought alcohol for himself and others. It questions harsh sentencing and urges empathy for those affected by a drunken decision.
During a North Augusta DPS sting six stores sold beer to a 19 year old female working with police. Detective Tim Thornton said the operation responded to complaints and is a regular practice.
Forty plus personnel from Ft Gordon and the USDA Forest Service Savannah River trained at Riverview Park Activities Center to standardize wildland fire techniques. Instructors demonstrated fire lines with fusee and drip torches, fire shelter deployment, and flame control. The aim is common NWCG standards, improving safety and interagency cooperation for Savannah River Site and forested regions.
The SPCA hosted a kitten shower with about 20 kittens and one cat ready for cuddling. Peggy Hutchison and daughter Diane Cox cherished kittens while Barbara Gregory said the event drew cat lovers and serious adopters alike. Four felines were adopted in the first hour as organizers promote homes during kitten peak season.
Constance Shepard, longtime executive director of the Mental Health Association in Aiken County, will leave in August to become the state office affiliate director overseeing programs in 15 South Carolina communities. The agency, nonprofit and United Way linked, provides support services from birth through adulthood, while funding faces cuts and program merges amid tough economic times.
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