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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2009
Page
3
The Aiken Standard lists an editorial contact method with a back line showing a phone number 03-644-2384 and an email address for editorial inquiries. The note emphasizes direct communication channels for readers seeking editorial statements or submissions.
A reader questions long catalog times for new library books and poor condition upon checkout. They wonder if staff read while cataloging and note EMS drivers outside Aiken Regional Medical Centers smoking, fearing smoke worsens patients' breathing. They invoke the Golden Rule and complain about leaves burning and pervasive smoke restricting window opening.
A reader on a fixed income laments cheap can openers from China failing to open cans and urges readers to stock up. They request comments via the TalkBack hotline (803) 644-2384 or editorial email, noting readers' names won’t be published and comments will be edited for space and content.
Corrections note misidentified photograph from Newcomers Tea on page 7A. Corrected play times for Aiken Community Playhouse Youth Wing Much Ado About Nothing showings: 7 p.m. Nov 14 19 20 21 and 3 p.m. Nov 15 at the Black Box. ticket info via 648 1438.
Four Augusta men have been jailed after police stopped a car with a missing stereo and a found .38 revolver. Joshua Avery 21 Travis Avery 24 and Cheron Witcher 18, all charged with tampering with a motor vehicle. Police said the suspects provided inconsistent stories and a stereo matched a missing from a parked vehicle.
Three South Aiken High School students won top honors in Veterans Day events. Robert Nesbitt won first in art for a bald eagle with the POW/MIA insignia in its eye. Emily Graves took first in poetry for Stop and Think, reading to peers. Dylan Gunnels won best essay for Necessary Phenomenon, citing Reagan and freedom costs. Other awardees included Jeremy Fulmer, Katherine Krauje, and more.
Aiken Women’s Connection holds monthly luncheons at Woodside Plantation Country Club with guest speakers and musical guests. Reservations cost 16 dollars and include nursery care. November features Babs Hawks with Life is a Roller Coaster. December offers a Magic Wreath Making Contest. January highlights Mary Jane Battista sharing a Charlie Brown story. Reservations by specified dates.
The Aiken Standard announces staff contacts and office information including Managing Editor Michael Gi and Sports Editor Cam Fullman. It lists publication details, mailing address PO Box 456 Aiken SC, and delivery schedules with Sunday Plus dates for 2008 and various rate options.
Lottery update lists daily numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4 draws, Palmetto Cash 5, Powerball with Powerplay, and Wednesday winning figures across Cash 3, Cash 4, Fantasy 5, and Win For Life. Includes Free Bail 6 as noted.
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