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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2006
Page
3
A reader questions whether divine response would differ after endorsing Democrats for South Carolina’s two highest elected offices, noting breakage in presses and seeking editorial guidance on position and accountability.
Request asks for a website to check lyrics for the movie Who's Your Caddy. The request is repetitive and seeks a specific site name. No direct lyrics link is provided in the source text.
A reader argues that dog attacks reflect how dogs are raised, not breed. The writer cites a daughter's face injury from a golden retriever at age two requiring about 40 stitches and a son's recent attack by a Saint Bernard. Emphasizes owner responsibility for training and proper behavior.
A reader in Denver Ontario and England compares dog ban talk to Adolf Hitler and his camps. The letter reflects concern over outlawing breeds and echoes warnings about oppressive policy.
A diner thanks Margaret for paying for the speaker and her husband’s lunch at HOP noting it was a pleasant surprise and much appreciated.
Readers discuss printed bookings and plea bargains in the Aiken Standard. The caller argues about false bookings and the need to publish convictions, urging transparency while noting the paper may edit for space. Calls and emails are solicited via Talkback.
Graniteville residents start organizing the second annual Train Wreck Remembrance at Bethlehem Baptist Church. Louisiana Wright, founder of the Graniteville Community Coalition, aims for wide community involvement and plans for Jan 6 observance marking the two year anniversary of the Avondale Mills accident. The planning group discusses speakers, locations, and healing efforts for families affected by the crash with a Dec 5 meeting set.
RIDGE SPRING The Ridge Spring Monetta Elementary Middle School hosted its annual book parade with students in costumes illustrating Joy Cowley tales. Superintendent Dr Linda Eldridge read to children and third grade teacher Callie Herlong was named distinguished teacher of reading of the year.
Local law enforcement officers from Aiken County plan a charity softball game at Citizens Park Seven on Sunday at 2 PM to raise funds for the Child Advocacy Center of Aiken Deputies and public safety officers seek donations and bragging rights with a rain day set for December 3 The public, donors and media are invited to contribute through the sheriff or public safety offices and by calling 642 1788 642 766 644 5100 or 644 5100 for more information
The list of students named Good Citizens for November at Chukker Creek Elementary includes Hannah Davis Daniel Carlisle Xena O’Leary Maddie Seconi Taylor Lowe Maci Glasgow Matthew Travis Shekinah Wilder Dontac James Brooke McNeely Spencer Sandirer Hannah McKinnon Sarah Swygert Tyler Adkins Allie Kirkland Paul Mazzeli Joyceth Lackey Blake Johnson Kaylen Smith Julian Wilson Sydney Goodrove Casey Sanders.
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