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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2003
Page
2
A social media post from the Aiken County Sheriff’s Department calls for a return to older penal discipline practices by placing restraints on inmates. The message asks for public opinion on reimplementing ball and chain style confinement.
A reader appeals for better adult conduct and community service for youth, praising local events in Aiken and criticizing government actions, healthcare attire debates, and gas prices while calling for national restraint and care for the handicapped.
Readers call for keeping the Ten Commandments monument, arguing it honors Bible heritage and faith in America. The letter urges defenders of religious symbols and invites comments via phone or email to the Aiken Standard.
The Mount Anna Baptist Church Praise Party Jubilee will be held on September 19 at 9 30 p m. The Aiken Standard apologizes for the erroneous time printed in Friday’s edition.
Dr John Smith received the North Augusta Chamber of Commerce 2003 Small Business Person of the Year at a luncheon at the North Augusta Community Center. Finalists Dr Julie Brantley and Ken Carpenter were honored, with remarks by Abram Serotta and Chuck Smith.
At the Cat tyshack Championship and Household Pet Cat Show the drama was offstage as a Bengal kitten escaped during judging and hid behind bleachers overnight. The owner finally retrieved it Sunday as Bengal Rescue coordinated a transfer to a new owner in Florida.
North Augusta authorities identify Tuan Ngoc Dao age 31 of Chamblee Georgia as the man sought in the Sept 7 shooting that injured a 28 year old Huy T Namsinh. A warrant for assault with intent to kill was issued after a license photograph surfaced. Dao is described as armed and dangerous.
The Aiken County Council voted 7-2 to set the millage rate at 66.5 mills, raising owner taxes on a 100000 dollar home by 16.80 for the 2004 fiscal year. No public comment was voicing support or opposition during a special meeting.
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