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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2012
Page
4
A burglary occurred Sunday on Riverbirch Drive in Aiken. The back sliding glass door was broken and items were stolen from the residence.
Saturday crime report from Gloverville describes a larceny on Baker Street where a woman’s prescription medications and cash were stolen by unidentified subjects.
Write-in candidate Jim Vause fights to join the June primary field for Aiken County Sheriff after decertification. Four women filed for treasurer but were decertified, with letters of intent encouraged to inform the State Election Commission. Election officials note November voters will use write-in on electronic ballots and may misname candidates.
Election officials explain that full names yield better write-ins than initials or partials and recounts will follow if needed. The 2013 treasurer and auditor succession is noted with Linda Sharpe retiring and Cyrus Spradley previously resigning, while the deputy auditor leads the office.
The letter compares device connector standardization with the messy world of chargers. It mentions an electric fence for weasel protection around chicken pens and humorously warns Aiken residents about meddling with weasels. It references TalkBack and a reader named Teresa Carmena.
The article notes Labor Day began in 1882 in New York City via the Central Labor Union and cites U S Department of Labor praise for workers. It reports a 425000 motorists travel estimate by AAA Carolinas, restaurant dining during trips, and comments from Rhonda Flanders on holiday pay and tips. It also describes retailers like Honda Cars of Aiken staying open and the holiday as a major early car buying period with incentives.
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