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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2006
Page
3
Editorial argues the county could fill school bus driver void by advertising more effectively. Readers note openings only in Area 2 and 5 on the employment site, though reports claim Area 1 vacancies. The missive also questions Medicaid patient treatment and healthcare communication.
Readers praise Aiken Regional for excellent patient care and call for a ward. A controversial note asks to release a youth accused of wrongdoing, while the paper invites comments via Talkback. Readers are reminded comments may be edited and names omitted.
Graniteville holds a series of EPA funded workshops hosted by local churches and the Graniteville Community Coalition to inform residents about health issues from the chlorine gas leak and to connect affected individuals with resources. Federal and state agencies participated alongside church leaders to foster emergency preparedness and community resilience.
Whitney Field hosted the Challenge of Champions a 28 goal polo exhibition benefiting Aiken Preparatory School and the Aiken Soccer Club Eight top players competed with First Savings Mortgage Corporation and Eulalie Salley Co Realtors teams led by players like Julio Arellano Guillermo Usindizaga Owen Rinehart and John Gobin In a tight game First Savings dominated with Arellano scoring three goals while Usindizaga added four and Gobin contributed one We thank sponsors and the polo club for supporting youth programs and the field arrangement for a great event
Cohiba Miss, owned by Manchester Farm's Mike Rutherford and trained by Bernard Flint, ran second by 2 1/2 lengths to Floral Park in a 1 1/4 mile maiden at Churchill Downs. Jockey Joe Johnson rode the two year old filly with Dogwood Stable's Racehorse Davis leading a near upset effort.
Aiken Public Safety chief Pete Frommer cites high gas prices as an impact on city fleet. Carley McMaster battles a brain tumor with a yard sale fundraiser. Ex convict John Glenn speaks on faith at Graniteville church. Aiken High senior Steven Key endures personal loss while facing scrutiny over hiring. Judge Dale Gable rules on a 12 year old charged with animal abuse.
In a My View on Saturday's page the accompanying photo did not feature the interviewee. The image showed Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and Kay Taylor from the Banners Committee, prompting the Aiken Standard to express regret for the confusion.
Publisher details for the Aken Standard appear garbled with stray identifiers and address fragments. The OCR text references a publisher established in 1867s and an address box in South Carolina, but many words are incoherent and partial.
May six drawing results show Pick 3 Midday 95 4 Pick 4 Midday 1 741 Pick 3 Evening 94 8 Pick 4 Evening 0 1 2 6 Powerball 19 28 30 47 54 Powerball 13 Powerplay 3 Cash 3 Midday 24 5 Cash 4 Midday 9 6 1 5 Cash 3 Evening 63 9 Win For Life 1 19 22 33 35 41 Free Ball 34 Late numbers unavailable at press time. to be included in Monday’s paper.
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