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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2006
Page
3
The speaker argues that hiring should focus on qualification rather than race and asks why only African-American candidates are described as qualified. They urge that all teachers be qualified regardless of race or gender.
A reader praises Marble Slab Ice Cream in Aiken and suggests a smoking ban for restaurants. The note reflects community debate while celebrating a new local business.
A reader argues police should target speeding and tailgating rather than emphasize seat belt usage. The letter criticizes local politics, calls for diverse hires, and invites readers to comment via the Talkback line or email.
A South Aiken High freshman Christine Hang won first place in Division II for grades 7-9 at the South Carolina Music Teachers Association State Pre college piano auditions. Honorable mentions went to Jennifer McNamee Maggie Topp and Samuel Hang.
Mayor Todd Etheredge presided at a Sunday ribbon cutting for the Jackson Community Center. The event highlighted local Option Sales Tax funding, with volunteers and donors such as Scott Singer, James Goodman, Keith Wood, and Lessie Price. Phase II plans include a historical museum, improved grounds, and a Meals on Wheels space.
Odd text segment lists May traits and lottery results. Cites Pick 3 Midday 6-4-3, Pick 4 Midday 9-8-8-0, Cash 3 Evening 2-2-4, Cash 4 Evening 2-2-0-8, Fantasy 5 11-16-18-22-37.
Interstate members from the South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department Aiken area office were honored at the association's annual meeting for assisting a woman injured in a motor vehicle accident. The woman, suffering back pain and bipolar disorder, now works as a youth program caseworker after services by Shantay Evans, Luanna Dugas, and John McMurtrie. Ohio Brass, a Hubbell Power Systems unit, was praised for a 35-year partnership with SCVRD's Aiken Work Training Center where 12 to 15 clients daily perform small assembly work to build skills toward employment. The Aiken region serves Aiken, Saluda, and Edgefield counties.
Deathtrap will be staged June 9 10 16 18 23 24 at 8 p.m. with a 3 p.m. show June 18. Tickets 17 adults 15 seniors 12 students 6 children. Box office at Washington Center 648 1438 for details. ACI youth Wing meeting June 10 1 to 2 30 p.m. at the Playhouse.
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