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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2007
Page
3
The item warns balloons endangering birds due to ingestion of nylon and cites balloon celebrations. It also references a public remark about strollers and comments on Silver Bluff Road widening, noting the SCDOT evaluated options and a broader traffic problem with potential future changes.
A letter to the editor urges calmer views toward France after a warmer tone toward the USA, calls for ending boycotts on French goods, and advocates a downtown parking garage instead of refurbishing the train depot. It also asks for speed enforcement on Laurens Street and suggests jury duty be voluntary to avoid payday losses.
Woman's Memory Walk quilt raises funds for the Alzheimer's Association. Quilt by June Yarborough features old Memory Walk shirts, on display at Eden Gardens and other facilities, with tickets sold at sites and during the October 13 walk at H Odell Weeks Activities Center. Robbie Yarborough leads the fundraiser through Especially Seniors.
Gregg Morton a 29 year telecom veteran becomes president of AT&T Tennessee after Marty Dickens retires. Morton, longtime SC leader in civic groups, will lead Tennessee operations while praising the move as a great opportunity for continued customer service and product delivery. Harry Lightsey of AT&T notes Morton's key role in shaping industry issues.
A group of retirees in Aiken through Public Safety offers time and experience to support firefighters and city services. Richard Kublin, 55, moved from New York and joined as a firefighter trainee. Willie Allen directs traffic and helps hydrate crews. Leonora Schodowski serves in the records department. Gerry Pearson returned after retirement from Kimberly-Clark and logs 60 to 70 hours monthly. Volunteers needed for festival traffic, hydrant care, court bailiff, driver for rehydration, child seat inspectors, and youth program support. Call 642-7661 for details and tax incentives.
The Aiken Standard lists delivery options and pricing lines plus mailing dates for 2007. It lists Monday through Sunday delivery patterns, special Sunday supplements, and checkout options with various prices and dates for subscriber mailings.
SFOctober entry reads as a local notice with brief phrases about a city event. Readable fragments mention character themed activities and a scheduled October observance. Not enough context for dates or participants, but implies a municipal cultural fest or greeting.
The midday and evening draws listed numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4 games. Pick 3 Midday 2 3 0 and Pick 4 Midday 0 6 7 2. Pick 3 Evening 6 7 4 and Pick 4 Evening 4 5 5 7. The source contains garbled text but identifies lottery draw results and session times.
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