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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2003
Page
2
A Native American speaker rebukes a critic urging those not aligned with the president to leave the country. The resident argues for peace, defends Masters connections, and questions City Council value, suggesting NAACP control over decisions. The note touches on local tensions and political discourse.
A downtown resident criticizes frequent flower plantings, arguing funds should support annual displays instead of quarterly updates. He questions city spending and asks how protesters would respond if a war affected their area.
A reader rants about a USCA political science professor and war coalition size while veering into topics such as riverwalk crossings and tipping norms. The writer advocates higher wages, argues against public support for low earners, and invites comments via a local Talkback line and email.
Barbara Nelson and neighbors from Anderson Pond and Chukker Creek Road areas attend a Tuesday joint Aiken City and County Council meeting to review seven proposed routes for a connector road. Consultants will advise which plan best relieves Whiskey Road congestion while residents urge preserving rural life and support a riding trail.
Eighth and ninth graders from Aiken middle schools visited the Aiken Department of Public Safety for a full day of activities. The group toured the tech room and fingerprint lab, observed K9 units and DUI task force, and heard talks from city officials and prosecutors about law enforcement careers.
A burglar gained entry to Son's Super at 2000 Atomic Road and stole a blue 1987 Cadillac with South Carolina plate 176MMZ. Deputies found the vehicle and seek information. tips to the Aiken County Sheriff's Office or Crime Stoppers may yield up to a $1,000 reward.
Nina Crowder, soon to graduate from Winthrop University in May, joins 108 prospective teachers at Kennedy Middle School to interview for Aiken County positions. Brenda Wood, with 14 years teaching in northern Arkansas, plans to move to Shirley Ark area and pursue balanced literacy in Aiken.
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