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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2011
Page
3
A reader argues for a trial period, possibly a year, to test new safety signs at intersections to reduce crashes. They urge the city and SCDOT to improve aesthetics while keeping safety in mind and describe a personal encounter involving horses, dogs, and tense road etiquette.
Reader voices frustration at Governor Haley regarding social security and health coverage for retirees and the disabled. They call for prayer and a change of heart, noting a related World Trade Center attack article and inviting comments via the TalkBack hotline and email to the Aiken Standard.
The 2011 AJL program opens to county schools beyond Aiken city limits and limits entry to fresh men only. Students from South Aiken, Aiken High, Aiken Prep, ASM, Silver Bluff, Midland Valley, and North Augusta High joined Ridge Spring Monetta students in the program.
The Junior Leadership Aiken class for 2011 is named by school with students from Aiken High and Aiken Prep, Midland Valley, North Augusta, RSM, Silver Bluff and South Aiken. Lt. Harm praised the group for dedication and teamwork as they learned about government and local history.
Leadership Aiken County aims to raise twenty five thousand dollars to expand the backpack program aiding J D Lever School and Mossy Creek Elementary School. The Stuff the Bus event at USC Aiken Convocation Center on Saturday invites canned goods and bus donations to support Golden Harvest Food Bank and two additional schools.
The notice lists newsroom phone numbers and emails for submissions and editorial contact, names managing editor Michael Gibbons and sports editor Cam Huffman, plus general information about the Aiken Standard including address, ISSN, and subscription rates. It also notes publication schedule and Sunday plus delivery dates for 2011.
North Augusta Mayor Lark Jones lauds Bill Mottel for shaping the city’s Republican era in the 1960s and funding civic projects like the Community Center Brick Pond Park and Greeneway. Mottel, a Korean War veteran, safety director at DuPont and plant manager at Savannah River Plant, died Saturday after a long civic career. Visitation today 6 to 8 p.m. Posey Funeral Directors. funeral Tuesday 1 a.m. at Our Lady of the Peace Catholic Church.
A lottery-style draw shows numbers 5 0 3 9 and a Power-Up option 2. Details of drawing method or payout not provided.
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