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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2007
Page
3
In the 2nd judicial circuit community members urge the solicitor to aggressively prosecute a growing backlog of murder and violent crime cases. They oppose plea bargains and side deals and demand action to clear the docket.
A speaker reflects on emigrating from Germany to the United States and the hurdles faced. They argue that 1977 immigration laws should still govern today’s immigration grants and welfare access, stressing adherence to current country rules.
Readers discuss building a road through gardens with pull-off spots for slow traffic and wildlife viewing from vehicles. The letter mentions a system called Wildlife Refuge and references a local AT&T phone book honoring athletes. It also notes reader TalkBack submissions to the Aiken Standard.
South Carolina Superintendent Dr. Jim Rex voiced disappointment after the House did not override Gov. Sanford's veto of his statewide public school choice proposal. He hopes some districts will join voluntarily and expand options including private schools, vouchers, and tuition tax credits. He cites pilot gender based classes and language immersion programs in Aiken and Wagener, with others considering cross district lines for IB courses. Rex notes the need for broader curriculum options within two years and plans more town halls to gauge parental demand.
Austin Kuhl, a East Aiken Elementary fifth grader, works intently on a LEGO project during a Kids in College session sponsored by USC Aiken. Instructor John Kendrick guides basic engineering concepts like levers and pulleys as students design structures with integrity. Leah Smith, McLeod Barber and others share plans for airplanes and vehicles as the week-long camp explores sports, theater and mysteries.
The Aiken Polo Festival plans a multi event fall season including parades, pony sales and fundraisers. Aiken's polo hub role is highlighted as the site www.AikenPoloFestival.com will provide live feeds, schedules, standings and real estate showcase for horsemen and merchants.
The fragment outlines contact and mailing details for the Aiken Standard publication from 1887 origins, noting P O Box addresses and delivery rate options. It lists subscription options with monthly and weekend prices and mentions EZPay options and Sunday Plus delivery.
Aiken police stopped a 17 year old crossing Laurens Street in a red winter coat with hood up and a bandanna. He claimed gang affiliation with the GKB Bloods while faces and warrants were cited.
A jumble of lottery terms and codes including Pick 3 and Pick 4 midday and evening, Palmetto Cash 5, Mega Ball, and various numeric sequences. The fragment references dates and multiple game identifiers but lacks complete structure for a full event result.
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