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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2010
Page
3
Aiken shoppers praise two Williston residents who helped deliver a small table bought at Lawson's on November 10 after the buyers could not fit it in their car. The strangers volunteered to deliver the item, aiding the customers at their home.
A reader asks where the 1 400 SRS job losses fit with Republican claims and questions the Religious Right interpretation of Islam and Obama policy. The letter urges readers to research independently and to share views via TalkBack citing contact details for the Aiken Standard.
A Thursday opinions page error misidentified the late Earl Hite. The paper states Mr. Hite, 89, lives in Aiken and clarifies the correction. Readers are urged to report factual errors to Mike Gibbons or editorial@aikenstandard.com.
About 10 officers from Aiken Public Safety spent a week learning bike patrol techniques to engage with residents and spot crime. Instructor Sgt. Odenthal notes heightened senses and stealth, recounting a drug arrest near a known area where crack and cocaine were seized plus over $1300 recovered.
Trinity United Methodist Church hosts a Saturday used book sale from 8 a.m. to noon in the fellowship hall. Hardbacks CDs DVDs cost 1 each. paperbacks 50 cents. VHS 25 cents. magazines free. Proceeds fund the Santa for Seniors program with about 25 volunteers.
The Red Cross and Pitney Bowes invite holidays cards for military personnel families and veterans. Cards accepted until December 10 with restrictions including no letters or personal info glitter inserts and 15 cards per person or 50 per class or group. Mail to Holiday Mail for Heroes P O Box 5456 Capitol Heights MD 20791-5456.
The Aiken Standard, published since 1867 by Aiken Communications Inc., provides contact details, email options, and subscription rates for various delivery plans. It lists periodical mail processing notes and upcoming Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2010 across multiple months.
The note lists a sequence describing power up action with two oars and five items followed by numbers 1 3 11 19 36. It lacks explicit names places dates or organizations.
The drawing results list several winning numbers for Cash 3 Midday 4 8 7 Cash 4 Midday 4 4 1 5 Five Midday 6 9 7 9 9 Cash 3 Evening 8 9 5 Cash 4 Evening 3 2 1 6 Five Evening 6 2 1 3 2 Fantasy 5 12 28 8 7 10.
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