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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2003
Page
2
A letter from over 100 readers urges Aiken to replace the Dillard's site with a top tier convention center. The writer opposes car inspections and criticizes Kroger's occupancy, advocating to put Aiken on the map like Augusta's civic center.
Readers argue Shrine Bowl picks are flawed despite a large conference with top players. They cite higher tackle counts and a leading rusher not chosen, contrasting with the selected player from North Augusta. Call or email feedback and note names may be edited for space.
The Aiken Standard corrects two errors from Tuesday edition. Jeff Miles is the Jackson Fire Chief, not misidentified. Wagener Salley High School marching band placed second in Class A Lower State contest last Saturday.
Aiken jury heard testimony in a murder case nine years after the death of Chris Pollin in a cemetery. Tracy Fuller described seeing Joe Morrison fire at Pollin while Morrison held Pollin's sweatshirt. Dr. Joel Sexton outlined Pollin's head wound and Morrison's later arrest in Georgia.
U S Rep. Barrett visited Millbrook Elementary School where fourth graders asked about trade, medical malpractice and the budget. He read a South Carolina history story and fielded questions from Sarah Fox and classmates, praising their knowledge and encouraging future leadership.
The North Augusta Chamber hosts an AM Connection on Wednesday Oct 29 at the Community Center from 7 15 to 8 30 a m with Rhodes Financial Services sponsor and Dr Louis Martin as speaker. Also details on Aiken County Pony Club meeting Oct 30 with Tom Palmer on farrier tools.
After years of drought area cotton farmers expect a much better 2003 harvest. Ralph Fox of Aiken predicts little cotton left unsold as moisture varies and rains delay harvests. Prices rose to 75 cents a pound, with yields likely 700 to 800 pounds per acre, though prolonged showers could harm the crop.
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