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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2005
Page
2
A letter column criticizes the Aiken Standard for featuring Oliver North’s daughter’s DUI arrest on the front page. The writer argues the coverage is biased, asks why the article omitted context, and calls for more balanced reporting. The note includes a call for alternative topics and mentions community contributions.
Aiken County Coroner reports two fatalities from separate Friday crashes. Virginia Somogie 78 of Aiken died after a left turn collision with a 1995 Ford Escort on U.S. Highway 1 near Triangle Dodge. Gary L. Graham Jr 18 of Eureka died in a two car crash on S.C. Highway 302 near Kitchings Mill Road when a 1998 GMC truck passing illegally collided with his 1978 Ford truck. Toxicology pending. alcohol suspected. highway patrol and MAIT Unit investigating. Beechler hospitalized with neck injury. charges may follow.
Helen Lester, a 16 year veteran teacher turned author, visited Warrenville and Chukker Creek elementary schools sharing how second grade memories fuel her humor based books. She writes from real experiences including teasing and being different and her newest work Author: A True Story promotes perseverance despite writer's block.
Aiken County Public Library filled with children and parents as "The Incredibles" debuted on DVD. Joi Jones notes the library aims to offer family movies monthly to boost library awareness and programs.
The Mutual of Omaha Drive Chip and Putt Junior Challenge comes to Augusta April 1 at First Tee of Augusta. About 250 area children aged 7 to 14 can enter on a first come, first served basis via The Golf Channel site or First Tee of Augusta. Winners advance to regional and possibly national championships in October with notices by mail, email, or phone.
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