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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2004
Page
3
Aiken resident R. Klimenko voices discontent with President Bush after the election. He argues the president failed on campaign promises, should have focused on the economy and unemployment, and criticizes Iraq policy and moral concerns.
Jeri Lynn Parrot comments on a close election expressing relief that Bush won and urging a return to wholesome faith based values for the country. She emphasizes the need for traditional American principles.
Kristen Champion Mary Singleton and Bonnie Toole voice opinions on the presidential race and state senate race. Champion praises the outcome and military ties, Singleton cites morality over money, and Toole calls the election very good and satisfactory.
The inaugural Taste of Harvest Aiken at Houndslake Country Club presented by UPS featured 13 local restaurants plus AB Beverage Harvard's Wine & Beverage and Moon Beans. Proceeds benefit Golden Harvest Food Bank, with over 14 000 raised as sponsors bought tables up to 5 000 and 194 tickets sold.
Over Sunday to Monday overnight, two burglaries at construction sites saw white Frigidaire appliances stolen. Longstreet Crossing yielded 1500 dollars in dishwasher range and microwave, Adamsville Spring Road 1200 dollars in dishwasher and range. A stainless steel stove valued at 1200 dollars was taken from Wildemeade Drive.
Fermata Club Head Tennis Pro Bill Lackie and the Tennis and Squash Shop South host a Free Tennis Racquet Demo Day on Saturday November 13 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Fermata Tennis courts 841 Whiskey Road Aiken. Call 648-9114 or 648-0002 for details. Ian Balding to recount GB trainer years at Aiken Hall of Fame November 14 at 4 p.m. Admission free donations welcome. Call 642-7631 or 642-7650 for more information.
The Aiken Star notes playoff bound Ley and Strom Thurmond have reached the post season. It also mentions Wheels feature on new cars and auto technology, November’s character trait of Gratefulness, and Sunday lottery numbers with Cash and Pick draws pending full results.
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