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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2010
Page
3
A reader questions whether judging a person by the vehicle they drive is fair after a landlord posts a trespass sign tied to a Crown Victoria. The letter also comments on opinions about a past president.
The piece discusses presidential eligibility requiring natural born citizenship and outlines Obama birth certificate controversy. It notes Schwarzenegger’s eligibility, cites dual citizenship, and mentions Arizona immigration law. Readers are invited to comment via TalkBack with brief, editor-friendly notes.
Aiken City Council eyes the proposed budget despite revenue losses in building permits state funding and investment interest. The plan keeps the 66 mill property tax rate, adds 500000 for capital purchases including police cars fire gear and cameras, and maintains aid to libraries and regional agencies while seeking leaner spending amid a recession.
Leavelle McCampbell Middle School eighth graders, excited by the documentary Edgewood Stage of Southern History, learn the 181 year old Edgewood home now Pickens Salley House sits under three miles from their campus.
The Aiken County Board of Education will receive the 2010-11 budget at Tuesday’s 7 p.m. meeting. Associate Superintendent Dr. Cecilia Davidson will update on dental screening. Health Promotions Specialists proposes a school sealant service as a supplement to existing dental care. The board will recognize students and groups including the Aiken High Academic Team and Wagener Salley FFA champions. Meeting at 1000 Brookhaven Drive.
The Aiken Standard provides phone lines and emails for submitting news tips and contacting editors. Managing Editor Michael Gibbons and Sports Editor Cam Huffman are listed with direct numbers and email formats. The paper, founded 1867, publishes daily and offers various subscription rates and delivery details.
West Chester Pennsylvania company Ralph G Smith Inc known for hauling horses since 1916 and moving Thoroughbred greats Kelso Man O War and War Admiral will retire on May 31 after decades in Aiken. Richard Smith and brothers run the company with support from agent Brad Stauffer who praises their service history.
Aiken City Council meets Monday May 21 at 7 p.m. on Park Ave S W. Old business includes a second reading and public hearing on portable signs in the downtown business zone. New business covers a deed of dedication for sanitary sewer lines at Village at Woodside and a budget ordinance for FY 2010 11.
Sunday results show Pick 3 with 1 1 4 and 0 8 8 8 for Pick 4 along with Cash 3 and Cash 4 outcomes. Fantasy 5 numbers listed include 27 1 34 37 33. Saturday late Cash 4 Evening gave 8 5 5 9 and Fantasy 5 drew 14 29 32 33 39 with Win For Life 3 6 10 21 33 37 and Free Ball 26.
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