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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2008
Page
3
The 700 Club accuses the Russian Orthodox Church of suppressing evangelism and alleges a KGB link to the bishop. Critics cite religious freedom yet oppose exporting religion from the US. The note questions steroid investigations in baseball and calls Congress meddling.
Customer complaints about cashiers using spit to open bags for purchases. Suggests managers provide moist towelettes to maintain hygiene and prevent germ spread.
A note on energy savings suggests drying laundry outside to reduce electric heat usage. Readers are invited to call TalkBack at 644 2384 or email editors at aikenstandard com with comments. Names are optional and may be edited for space.
In the Wednesday March edition of the Aiken Standard the former Historic Preservation Commission chair Greg Smith was misidentified in an article about the Design Review Board meeting. The Aiken Standard apologizes for the error.
The notice lists delivery rates and EZ Pay options for the Aiken Standard and notes missed delivery Sundays. It provides the contact number 802 648 2311 and enumerates specific dates in 2008 when delivery will not occur, including February 18 March 1 April 7 to 12 and other dates through December 27.
Employees at BAC Systems in Aiken detained a teenager after catching him breaking into cars in the parking lot. Lt. Michael Frank says the suspect, Walter M. Jones, 19, is linked to copper thefts totaling over 30,000 dollars from Aiken Electric Cooperative and Jackson Construction. Adrian M. Smith, 23, was arrested earlier for stealing copper wire from multiple trucks. Jones faces four counts of breaking and entering autos and possession of a controlled substance. more charges may follow.
The M Aiken Magic robotics team drew strong community support including Denizens of the Deep members in Aiken County who raised more than 500 dollars via a raffle of a painting by Southside Gallery. Team members at Aiken High School prepared for a FIRST Robotics regional in Atlanta starting March 14, aiming to qualify for nationals.
The Aiken Woman's Club hosts a Sample and Share Luncheon at noon Saturday at St. John's United Methodist Church on Newberry Street. Admission is 20 dollars, including a cookbook, fashion show by Stein Mart, door prizes, and sample portions of 60 recipes from 30 members. Proceeds aid local and global charities such as Heifer International, Helping Hands, Habitat for Humanity Women Build, and Cumbee Center. Tickets are selling fast. reserve seats by calling 644-1224 or contacting sstone@aikenstandard.com.
Midday 2851 Pick 4 shows 03 05 01 with 03 05 01 results. Pick 3 Evening lists 44 07 and Pick Evening 756 0. Palmetto Cash 5 draws 2 6 7 27 30. Powerball numbers 10 15 16 23 31 with Powerplay 3. Wednesday entries show various draws and Free Ball 36 for Win For Life 22 26 29 33 34 35.
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