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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2006
Page
3
A retired New York firefighter congratulates Don Turno on earning the chief fire officer designation. He notes the difficulty of the accomplishment and praises Turno and emergency services in Aiken County, expressing pride for the community.
A reader urges acceptance of homosexuality and loving all individuals as blessings. The letter emphasizes that love should prevail regardless of sexual orientation and invites readers to share thoughts via a hotline and email.
A correction note from the Aiken Standard regrets an error in a Clemson football recap. It notes Clemson defeated Georgia Tech 31-7, while Boston College holds an ACC tie and potential division edge after a 34-33 earlier win over Clemson.
The Aiken Polo Club hosts an eight goal event with Rude Boy Polo facing Woodlawn at 11 am and Brigadoon meeting El Rancho at 2:30 pm at Powderhouse Field. Rain caused Sunday cancellations. 3 pm Barrington versus Jan Pamela is listed for Meadow Hill.
The event focuses on Praise and Worship at Beulah Grove Baptist Church Augusta starting Friday 7 p.m. Speakers include Mother Willie Mae Rivers on Friday and Bernice A. King on Saturday with the Higher Praise Mass Choir debut. Tickets and a Saturday book signing follow.
Aiken residents gathered for a Bring the Troops Home rally protesting the Iraq War. David Matos of Aiken Peace urged a nonviolent exit and Iraqi leadership, with Veterans for Peace backing the event and counter demonstrators present.
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Tonight at the Washington Center for the Arts in Aiken candidates for Districts 2 3 and 5 of the County Board of Education will participate in a public forum hosted by Public Education Partners the Aiken County Teachers Forum and the Aiken County Education and Business Alliance Dr Robert Botsch USC Aiken political science professor will moderate. District 2 seats see Levi Green current chair of the Area 4 School Advisory Council facing Vicki Simons a research assistant with SC Parents Involved in Education. District 3 incumbent Larry Murphy seeks a third term against John Wesley Hightower. District 5 incumbent Tom Goforth faces Ray Fleming a retired health physicist and SRS manager. The event highlights open government and responsive governance with questions reviewed by a panel.
Sunday draw results show Pick 3 Evening 4 1 1 and Pick 4 Evening 9 2 5 8. Georgia Lottery numbers include Cash 3 Evening 6 6 9 and Cash 4 Evening 2 8 9 8, Fantasy 5 20 26 29 32 39. Late Saturday Win for Life 6 8 14 34 35 38 and Free Ball 22. Cash 4 6 4 5 0 Fantasy 5 1 24 27 28 35.
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