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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2006
Page
3
A reader from Aiken commends Dr Eldridge for aiding the school system and notes personal sacrifices. The letter defends coverage of local issues and asserts acceptance of gay and lesbian life as a fact. Questions are raised about elementary schedule disparities.
Letter argues the newspaper must publish every wreck incident regardless of injuries. Writer contends residents fund the paper and deserve full community coverage of local accidents and events.
Readers hail Ben Baugh for his Kentucky Derby reporting and injuries follow up on Barbara. The letter compliments his coherent industry knowledge and asks to share thoughts via Talkback line, email, or standard editorial process.
Hundreds of FFA members from across South Carolina will gather at Clemson University June 7 to 9 for the 79th annual convention. National FFA President Travis Jet will keynote, with state officers and local students presenting debates, creeds, and career events.
Dancers from the Aiken Civic Ballet Company performed Summer Suite and other works at Hopelands Gardens as part of the Hopelands Summer Concert Series. Carl Crosby choreographs with Diane Toole Miller. CeCe Reynolds notes the company’s 1970 founding and regional reach. The next acts include the Carolina String Academy with rain contingency at Hopelands.
Fragmented text lists delivery dates for the Akes Standard over 2008 months with weekend publication notes. Contains garbled contact hints and subscriber reminders with multiple misspellings and numbers.
Four year old filly Sis City rose to second in the Fort Monmouth Stakes after finishing eighth in the Churchill Distaff Turf Mile on the Derby undercard. Ridden by Eddie Castro for Stonerside, Sanford Soldfarb, Joe Torre, Michael Dubb and Ira Davis, she is by Slew City Slew and trained by Richard Dutrow Jr. Summer Rainbow, from Woodford Stable, ran fourth. Saint Augustus, owned by Dogwood Stable and trained by Todd Pletcher, was fourth in the Spend a Buck Stakes with Jorge Chavez aboard. Fantorini, from Graham Motion, faded to eighth in the Eight Thirty Stakes at Delaware Park.
The River Council will host overnight and day camps for girls ages 5 to 17 at Camp Tanglewood in Columbia County. Week long and mini programs offer various events. Details on the council website or by calling 706-774-0505 or 1-800-997-2472.
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