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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1990
Page
24
A calm scene in Durres, Albania shows a woman taking a quiet moment with her dog on a sunny morning along the Mediterranean coast. The image evokes Europe’s last Stalinist stronghold amid peaceful seaside backdrop.
Columbia artist Lynn Keisler defends the bird on the new South Carolina plate amid criticism. She notes early plates drew mushroom cloud comparisons and cites space and color limits for her Carolina wren rendition.
Lynn Keisler defends a new South Carolina license plate design amid criticism that the illustrated Carolina wren does not match the state bird. She cites reference books and notes space limits on plates explain tail position and beak styling, insisting the image is a rendition rather than a precise Audubon print. Keisler says most feedback has been positive and defends the unveiling against complaints of research gaps.
About 60 protesters and dolphin advocate Ben White urged officials to block keeping mammals at Ocean Expo Park. White cited dolphins’ shorter captive lifespans and compared captivity to slavery while criticizing operator Solangi and Ocean Expo Park as he prepared a film screening for the Myrtle Beach gathering.
The Aiken County Public Library begins a Sunday discussion series, Let’s Talk About. The five session program runs Sundays at 3 p.m. through May 6 in the meeting room at 314 Chesterfield Street SW. The first book is Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert, with USC Aiken’s Jolount leading the opening talk on March 11. For information call 642-2020 or 642-2022.
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