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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2012
Page
3
Editorial notes readers’ request for a feature titled Aiken would be better if. The piece urges acknowledgment rather than debate and asks editors to consider adding the suggested column.
Community notices urge residents to remove all yard sale signs once sales end to keep streets tidy and avoid fines. Local officials remind volunteers to comply and to place signs only during sale hours.
A provocative remark targets Rev. Al Sharpton urging him to disappear, arguing his actions damage Barack Obama's re election prospects. The comment frames Sharpton as harming the former president's slim chance at a second term.
A reader argues Obama’s support for gay marriage damages his campaign and urges followers to live by the Word, honor parents, reject theft, and pray for guidance before believers are overlooked or removed from society.
The president quietly praised a landmark SRS effort, the first of its kind in world history. While some SRS employees draw criticism, those who perform well help keep the world safer for everyone.
Community thanks power crews SCDOT Aiken Public Safety and volunteers for storm cleanup. Despite some structural damage neighbors escaped injuries. readers invited to call TalkBack line or email comments for publication.
Email notes list Tim O Briant and Michael Ginbo with phone lines 644 2380 and 644 2361. Mentions Cam Huftmar and Sports Editor role. Includes archival garbled street-alias and partial Milan references.
Leavelle McCampbell Middle School sailors 63 students and 14 chaperones visited New York from April 10 to 14. They rode ferries to Ellis and Liberty Islands viewed the Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building toured the American Museum of Natural History and attended the Broadway show Mary Poppins.
The narrator travels from Edinburgh to Aberdeen stopping at Glasgow’s Museum of Modern Art and a shipper of crystals earned by Gina Italy shoes pairing art with a shop moment. They describe hostel life six to a room and the USC Aiken Chorus member Anne Fulcher, a Bath native and USC Aiken student.
A Handguns 101 course begins tonight in room 4 at H. Odell Weeks Activities Center from 6 to 8 PM. Taught by Kristie Edgett, the NRA instructor, the class costs 100 dollars and includes guns and ammunition.
South Carolina State Treasurer Curtis Loftis will address the Aiken Rotary Club at Newberry Hall at noon. He will discuss transparency for the $25 billion state pension fund, political roadblocks from Senator Greg Ryberg, and lessons from a recent national financial conference.
Register by Wednesday for the James L Hammons Marine Corps League Detachment 939 Memorial Day Parade to be held May 26 at 1 p.m. in downtown Aiken. Entry fee is 20 dollars with lineup at 12 15 p.m. The event is rain or shine with parade director Dick Schreck noting open lineup spots and sponsors including the Aiken Chapter MOAA. Grand marshal is retired Maj Gen Perry M Smith.
The report lists Pick 3 E as 9 9 2 5 and Palmetto Cash 5 numbers. Power-Up 3. Georgia Lottery results show Cash 3 Midday 1 7 0 and Cash 4 Midday 6 8 5 8. Evening draws include Cash 3 4 2 4, Cash 4 3 1 4 7, Five Evening 6 4 9 9 2, and Fantasy 5 23 26 3 38 29.
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