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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2004
Page
2
A reader calls for cleaning of Aiken High School restrooms citing health concerns for students. The message urges investigation into sanitation and cautions against exploiting the issue for broader political purposes.
Residents question soaring gasoline costs as crude oil stays below historic highs yet pump prices soar. Analysts point to refinery outages distribution constraints and seasonal demand alongside taxes and market margins driving the gap.
A letter to the editor condemns coverage of a TV show finale and urges newspapers to focus on news. The writer also argues funds should support after school programs for children rather than building an African American museum. The piece highlights frustration with entertainment emphasis over public needs.
A reader criticizes South Carolina lawmakers for killing a seat belt measure and opposing a cigarette tax hike. The letter frames the actions as neglect of children and healthcare and urges voting them out.
South African student group at Aiken requests moving the graduation ceremony to the brand new stadium field after petitions and repeated refusals from the principal. Readers are invited to call Talkback at 803 648 2508 or email editorial at aik Standard com with concise comments.
The Aiken City Council will address higher garbage fees rising to 12.50 a month and new yard trash pickup rules at Monday’s meeting. The budget includes no millage increase while proposing a four year plan to fund the service.
Aiken County polo day drawn large attendance at Powder House Polo Field with Holley Tractor and Central Heating and Air battling to a nine nine tie. The event raised an estimated seventeen thousand dollars for the Free Medical Clinic of Aiken County, supporting free care for uninsured patients.
Diane O Conner of Crosland Park helped with the City of Aiken Spring Litter Cleanup along with 50 to 60 residents and Cub Scout Pack 432. Twelve communities joined the effort including Crosland Park and Kennedy Colony with support from the Environmental Committee, Public Works, Feaster's Foods and Coca Cola.
Eulalie Salley & Co Realtors second annual yard sale raised over 1700 dollars for the Alzheimer’s Association. Attendees browsed items donated by realtors clients and area businesses while snow cones and hot dogs were served. Memory Walk is planned for Oct 23 with calls for corporate sponsors and more donations.
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