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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2004
Page
2
A reader urges unity in Aiken urging no separate black or white cultural centers while promoting inclusive city history and art venues. The message calls for broader community harmony across churches schools neighborhoods and institutions. It also mentions Angelfood Ministries offering groceries assistance with a contact number.
A reader urges universal seatbelt use and questions why some drivers avoid belts behind tinted windows. The letter argues that not wearing a belt risks serious injury in accidents and challenges those who fear police pulls.
A reader thanks a shopper who returned a lost purse at Kroger on the southside. The letter praises honesty, questions South Carolina Blue Laws, and discusses interest rate limits on loans. It requests public input via Talkback and email to the Aiken Standard.
United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority Constabulary officers arrive in Aiken for the 32nd Annual Security Police Officer Training Competition and to exchange law enforcement practices with local and U.S. teams. About 200 officers from DOE sites, the U.S. military, local police, and the U.K. are expected to compete.
Dane Wood handed over the NJROTC commanding officer role to Kristen Gore at an awards ceremony. both cadets praised the program's leadership development. Wood was named outstanding cadet 2003-2004, Gore aims for Air Force Academy or UNC, while instructor Laughlin commends their responsibility and ambition.
Sage Valley Golf Club owner Weldon Wyatt donates two days of play with proceeds benefiting Dollars For Scholars. A 60 foursome limit will pay for high schoolers’ first year college costs in Aiken County. Participants pick a time May 24 or 25 and enjoy club amenities. Call 663 0900 to participate.
About 50 local business people learned from coaches John Wooden and Pat Summitt during the Maximum Impact Simulcast, broadcast to 500 churches including Southside Free Will Baptist Church in Pine Log Road. Wooden outlined the Pyramid of Success emphasizing effort and self-improvement, while Summitt stressed a healthy work environment and genuine care to motivate teams.
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