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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2011
Page
3
Aiken readers are urged to follow 1 Timothy 2 1 4 and pray for all in authority The letter asks believers to avoid hateful rhetoric about presidents and leaders and to witness through peaceful godly living.
A debate arises as a Pirate-American speaker urges East Carolina A to drop the Pirates moniker. The issue centers on team branding and regional identity within collegiate athletics.
A property owner should tidy the home before renting. Cut down branches that threaten the house and remove a fallen tree from the driveway to present a clean, safe property for families seeking a nice rental.
The text argues for a universal flat tax claiming about half of adults currently pay no taxes. It suggests broadening the tax base would end disputes over who pays and place responsibility on everyone.
The speaker rejects social conservatives who oppose abortion and welfare programs, arguing that denying education health or aid to children is unacceptable. They refuse to vote for candidates self identifying as social conservatives.
Reader complains about late publication of polling places and asks for daily notices rather than waiting until Monday or Tuesday to print election locations.
Aiken Standard readers are reminded that funds from the federal government are not free and state officials must manage debt wisely. The piece urges prudent use of tax money and invites public comments via a TalkBack hotline and email.
The note lists office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday to Friday at 326 Rutland Drive with phone 648 2311 and fax 648 6052. It names Tim O Brian executive editor Anhren Michael Gibbons managing editor Cam Huffman sports editor and newsroom line 644 2401.
Redcliffe Plantation State Historic Site conducted a limited access backstage tour Saturday, guiding about 15 visitors through basement, kitchen, attic and slave quarters. site staff discussed structural repairs, cement removal, and plans for documenting hidden architectural history amid ongoing restoration efforts.
The 10th annual Coin Show hosted by Stephen James CSRA Coin Club drew over 15 dealers and 31 tables at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center in Aiken. Attendees such as Fedirra Bryant and Tony Chibbaro discussed appraisals and the factors that determine value, while the club invites the public to monthly meetings on the first Thursday at 6:45 p.m. Contact 644-0761 or visit sjesrace.org for details.
A compact ledger item lists amounts 39.00 76.50 151.00 and 28.05 alongside larger figures 5610 and 109.20. The sequence implies a set of pass purchases or fare calculations with added charges or balances. No clear names or dates appear.
Aiken woman said a thief entered her parked car at Pacer Run Apartments on Brandt Court and took her bank card. A North Augusta man reported a burglary on Ridge Road with electronics stolen and other items missing. Graniteville Church of God on Hillview Drive reported vandalism to the sign and doors. Hudson Builders near Audubon Circle reported a theft of tools and a firearm. A Williston man said a golf cart was stolen from a shed on Skyland Farms Road.
The Board of Education will receive conceptual master plans for Ridge Spring Monetta High Augusta High and two other schools as part of the five year building program. Plans show how first phases fit long term needs. Officials aim to move grades seven and eight at RSM Elementary/Middle to a new wing at the high school.
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