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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2008
Page
11
The Aiken arts community mourns Patricia Cham bers Koelker at 90, praising her life of artistic achievement. A founder of Rose Hill Art Center with Nancy Wilds, her work spanned sculpture, acrylics, mixed media and fabric. Her efforts helped seed the Aiken Center for the Arts on Laurens Street, a lasting civic treasure.
The Charleston Post and Courier reports that SC's Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board remains in place despite a 2005 Legislative Audit Council finding anticomp etitive licensing issues. The LAC urged consolidating regulation with the state fire marshal, but legislators did not abolish the board, only implementing one recommendation to stop unauthorized licenses.
A pastor argues that religious heritage by itself cannot ensure a right relationship with God. He contrasts Parisian religious art with today’s practice, cites Pew-like statistics on faith in France, and urges personal confession and belief in Jesus Christ for salvation. The piece cites biblical verses and notes the author’s role at Aiken's First Baptist Church.
Robyn Crowther, attorney for Robert DeNiro, says the court found Fireman's Fund cannot sue DeNiro for cancer claims tied to a movie role. She remarks the party will unify once a nominee is chosen.
A reader argues against using sewage plant waste as fertilizer citing health risks from contaminants and detailing a perils encountered in China. The letter links food safety to organic produce choices and locavore eating, noting gluten intolerance and local farming efforts. It stresses awareness, caution about wheat, and supports buying local produce.
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