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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2004
Page
2
A reader challenges the Aiken Standard editorial on the traffic ordinance. They argue Mt. Pleasant’s growth differs from Aiken’s, criticize basing fees on one development, cite Mt. Pleasant lawsuits, and claim impact fees unfairly tax new and longtime residents while toll roads would burden the primary traffic generators.
A county resident argues against allocating 500000 for a separate African American center. The commenter supports directing funds to the existing museum with an African American section open to all, rather than creating a new facility.
Letter argues extending helmet requirement to 18 for all terrain vehicles and adds demand for large side numbers on ATVs to aid law enforcement after off road incidents.
John C. Troutman of Aiken, a Regions Bank chairman, president and CEO, received USC Moore School of Business Distinguished Alumni honors. The 1963 USC graduate thanked supporters, highlighted fundraising plans by Darla Moore, and reflected on his career from Atlanta to Aiken plus future retirement plans and community impact.
Seventy competitive lobsters race Friday at the Newberry Street Festival Site to raise about 200000 for Tri Development Center Hitchcock Healthcare and the Aiken County Special Olympics. Gates open at 5 30 p m with bands carnival rides and a dunking booth.
The Oakwood Windsor Elementary 50th anniversary featured alumni Brit tany Serago and Alexandria Bellido helping at a face painting booth and performing Amazing Grace. Principal Dr. Alice Sheehan recalled the school’s history since 1954 and noted high test scores.
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