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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 2009
Page
3
A reader recalls Pearl Harbor and condemns presidential bowing to foreign leaders. The message contrasts Nixon’s bow to Mao with alleged Japanese atrocities, arguing protocol does not justify subservience and questions the appropriateness of apologies for Hiroshima.
A call to redirect dollars from the school system to address educational issues argues for reallocating funds to where they are most needed. The proposal frames education as a priority and suggests budget shifts to improve outcomes.
A reader questions the reception to a new tattoo parlor in Aiken arguing the town’s conservative image contrasts with liquor venues and a downtown bar. The commenter defends clean, well run shops and contrasts with Augusta’s noted establishments.
Readers react to a government panel suggesting women should skip mammograms and self breast exams. The letter urges readers to comment via TalkBack or email, noting names need not be published and comments may be edited.
The Aiken Standard notes the Odell Weeks Christmas Craft Show dates are Friday December 4 and Saturday December 5. The correction accompanies the Sunday edition apology for the earlier error. Readers are urged to report factual errors by calling Mike Gibbons or Jeff Wallace or emailing editorial at aikenstandard.com.
In Aiken a self regulated non contact sport league began in November. Co founders Dylan Gunnels Teddy Stauffer David Westbrook and Seth Holley organized with the City of Aiken for a 10 game season at Citizens Park. Four teams and 65 players join as the league remains open to newcomers all season.
Thomas H. Coward of Aiken County was re-elected at AgSouth Farm Credit’s annual meeting to a three year term on the board. Coward has served since 1986 and also sits on boards including the 8.C. Foundation Seed Association and the Aiken Soil and Water Conservation District.
Wardlaw Academy announces the second marking period 2009-10 Headmaster's Scholars: Scott James, Kenneth Kaltz, Susan Medlock, Katie Warnken, Ashley Bryan, Madison Porterfield, Erin Seigler, Lauren Williams, Laura James, Daniel Wooten, Andrew Medlock, Melissa Pacifico, Katelyn Rearden, Kara Beck, Margaret Anne Christie, Britnee Goldman, Brooke Padgett, David Terry, Amanda Busbee, Victoria Cockrell, Graeme Dawe, Brittney Faust and Reid Miller. Honor Roll students listed include Ben Faust, Lauren Hammett, Ed Williams, Madelyn Brumbaugh, Mara Brumbaugh, Gabe Cornwell, Carrie Anne Quarles, Jessica Stanley, Reagan Addy, Eric Bittner, Madlyn Medlock, Lilli Pendarvis, Russ Wilkes, Tracie Faust, Reed Moseley, Chelsey Holmes, Sam James, Jessica Rutland, Stephen Balentine, Coty Courtney, Baylor Hanley and Dillon Thomas.
Publication notes provide office hours and contact details for editors and departments at the Aiken Standard. It lists phone numbers, emails, and staff roles, plus delivery rates and special Sunday Plus dates for 2008.
The Ultimate Frisbee League meets on Field 3 at Citizens Park I every Monday and Thursday with games at 6 and 7 15 p m. Players run with passes air meal endurance and fast action define this sport created in 1968 with rules in 1970 The league attracts many players seeking noncontact fast paced play at low cost and features two seven player squads on the field for every game For more information visit the site listed.
The Aiken Choral Society presents its 21st Annual Holiday Homes Tour on Saturday December 12 from 4 to 7 PM with map pickup at 3 30 PM. Eight locations, driving tour, tickets 9 pre sale 10 at door, outlets listed, contact 439 0083.
The report lists Monday's drawing results with Pick 3 Midday 6 6 4, Pick 4 Midday 3 8 0 2, Pick 3 Evening 7 6 3, Pick 4 Evening 6 3 6 4, Palmetto Cash 5 numbers 6 10 11 29 38 and a Multiplier of 2.
Monday results show Cash 3 Midday 0-3-4, Cash 4 Midday 2-3-8-1, Cash 3 Evening 5-1-6, Cash 4 Evening 3-6-1-4, Fantasy 5 8-48-17-19-29. Sunday draws list Cash 4 Evening 5-7-6-4 and Fantasy 5 1-14-26-27-32.
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