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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2010
Page
3
A commuter laments a pothole on Powderhouse Road and asks who is responsible for repairs. The plea urges authorities to address the hazard and fix the road promptly.
Aiken County veterinarians volunteer time and money to provide free spay and neuter services. They highlight community spirit and urge owners to take responsibility to combat pet overpopulation.
The author argues that censorship is not acceptable and that denying the KKK a rally site clashes with the right to free speech. They claim opponents would allow rallies to attack gays, asserting everyone deserves to express opinions and not be silenced for disagreement.
The 21st century traffic system in downtown Aiken has halted horse and buggy travel. Readers are invited to call the TalkBack line at (803) 644-2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com with brief comments. Names are optional and comments may be edited for space.
The Aiken Standard corrects a Wednesday report on a lawsuit against the City of New Ellenton. The city is represented by Vinton D. Lide & Associates LLC of Lexington, and plaintiff James Bouknight was named as Sidney Chuck Jones of Aiken.
Aiken officers halted John R. Johnson and Denise Williams for a traffic violation. A drug dog alerted on meth materials, but the stop's length may render the evidence inadmissible. Judge Early will rule if detention was lawful or if the lab items are excluded.
A 73 year old man Brerist Gunter pleaded guilty to two counts of assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature for sexually abusing a handicapped relative over 30 years. He was sentenced Wednesday to eight years in prison as Judge Dover A Early voiced no remorse. The victim and primary caregiver did not want prison.
A Trenton man blamed his infant son for bruises in a criminal domestic violence case and received a year in jail or a $500 fine after an Alford plea. Edward Combs and two co defendants pled guilty to a North Augusta High School electronics theft. Combs drew five years with fines, probation, and restitution. The trio stole cameras laptops walkie talkies and cash boxes from the school during a February 2009 break in.
The Aiken Standard announces office hours and staff contacts including Tim O Briant News Director and Michael Gibbons Managing Editor. It lists publication details, address, and rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions with specific dates for Sunday Plus delivery in 2009.
Warrenville man Justin L. Turner 19, with prior burglary and grand larceny convictions, is charged with first degree burglary after breaking into a Beech Island home on Easy Street. Deputies and Bergen officers chased him midnight Wednesday. a 17-year-old girl reported seeing him armed inside her room. a 49-year-old resident pursued him. Turner threw the gun aside and was arrested. He is held at the Aiken County detention center.
An Aiken County man was hospitalized Tuesday after a gunshot wound to the side at a residence on Elderberry Lane in Monetta. Deputies responded to a burglary shooting call. Alcohol was involved, but no further details were released. The victim was transported to the Medical College of Georgia.
Aiken notes for March focus on tolerance. Lottery results include Pick 3 Evening 0 1 7 Pick 4 Evening 9 3 6 6 Palmetto Cash 5 1 7 14 18 26 Power Up 3 Powerball 41 37 17 50 21 and Powerball 1. Wednesday Win For Life not available at presstime. see Friday’s Aiken Standend.
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