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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 2004

Page

2

NAACP Should Pack Up and Move Out of State

A reader calls for the NAACP to relocate from South Carolina and accuses the group of caring only about money while urging the poor of their race to wake up. The letter page also covers a birthday thief shame, a Y105 radio format change angering listeners, EMS staffing concerns in Aiken, and council budget practices for unfilled positions.

NAACP South Carolina CSRA Aiken Y105 Council EMS

Missing Jack Russell prompts plea to return dog

Aiken County readers are asked to help reunite a missing Jack Russell Terrier taken from Woodfield Road on Monday. The note asks the finder to bring the dog back to make a young boy happy. The rest includes letters about EMS pay and front page coverage.

Woodfield Road

Correction: Silent auction donor contact numbers listed

A correction notes the phone numbers for donations to Haley Baer’s silent auction. Correct lines are 648 6086 and 232 1920. The Aiken Standard regrets the error.

Haley Baer Aiken

Expo showcases local businesses at 2004 Small Business Expo

More than 20 local firms displayed at John son Motor Company showroom for the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce event. Participants used a visitor checklist to tour booths and entered a drawing for a $100 Chamber gift card. Attendees praised networking and exposure for startups and longtime firms alike.

Johnson Motor Company Greater Aiken Gassman Michael Chastain TowerCharge Corporation Chastain Rick Garcia Advantage Resources Executive Advisors Garcia Aiken County Chuck Foster Southern Delights Aiken Chamber of Commerce Chamber Foster Joseph Faulkner J&g Coffee Roasters Faulkner Joyce Hardy Wachovia Bank Aiken Hardy

Project Vision volunteers repair homes in Aiken County

Ed Miano and Larry Powers, retired from the Savannah River Site, help load materials at Lowe’s for repairs on 100 Aiken County homes and service agencies through Project Vision. More than 1,000 volunteers repair residences across Aiken, North Augusta, Jackson, Warrenville, Graniteville and nearby communities.

Savannah River Ed Miano Larry Powers Project Vision Aiken County Miano Powers Lowe’s United Way Aiken North Augusta Jackson Warrenville Graniteville SAS Angie Anderson Anderson Karen Perry Lowe Rob Novit Love Savannah River Site Lowe's United Way Home

Community events in Aiken and Wagener October weekend

The Aiken Horsepower Association hosts Cruise-in Downtown Aiken on Laurens Street Sunday October 17 from 2 to 6 p.m. The Double Ds perform in front of Sweet Cow Creamery. Beech Island Historical Society meets October 19 at 7 30 p.m. Don Rhodes discusses his book. Dr Susan A Graham of Aiken Technical College speaks to the Senior Men's Club October 20 at Houndslake Country Club. Wagener hosts Petrifying Park Halloween program October 22 from 7 to 9 p.m. Three dollar admission. adults supervise children. Alzheimer’s Association Memory Walk October 23 at 10 a.m. at Aiken Regional Medical Center with registration via palmettomemorywalk.org or 800 636 3346.

Aiken Horsepower Association Aiken Laurens Street Double Ds Sweet Cow Creamery Park Avenue Lawrens Aiken Horsepower Barbara Gunter Bellsouth.net Susan A. Graham Aiken Technical College Houndslake L.S. McCormick Alzheimer’s Association The Aiken Regional Medical Center Palmettomemorywalk Kintera.org

Aiken man arrested after meth lab discovery

Randall W. Robertson, 47, of 354 Dragstrip Road, Aiken, is charged with manufacturing methamphetamine after deputies found a small homemade lab at his residence during a search tied to a domestic violence suspect. About two grams of meth and lab equipment were seized. Robertson is detained at the county jail.

Aiken Randall W. Robertson Dragstrip Road Michael Frank Aiken County Aiken County Sheriff’s Office Jackson Police Department Robertson Michael Hunt Frank Hunt

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