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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2004
Page
3
Jim Hidlay of Aiken states he votes every year and donates to campaigns, arguing voting is essential to express views and keep democracy alive in the United States. He describes voting as a chance to influence the political landscape.
Interviews with residents from New Ellenton Aiken North Augusta Martinez Ga reveal varied views on registering to vote voting to influence leadership and participation in campaigns and polling visits. Respondents emphasize constitutional rights civic duty and the belief that voting yields change over time.
National complaints force Doonesbury off the Sunday Comics section as Continental Features Syndicate ends carrying Garry Trudeau’s strip. The Aiken Standard notes editors did not raise issues, and Blondie and Get Fuzzy move into the vacated space starting Sunday September 19.
The North Augusta City Council opens with a public hearing on an amended development agreement for the 55 acre riverfront project near Hammond's Ferry. The vote options include purchasing land west of the original January 5 2004 terms and selecting an auditor for 2005 2007 along with deeds for Arbor Place Knollwood IV and Walnut Grove subdivisions.
A Bath residence on Dun can Road was burglarized Wednesday with tools electronics and cash stolen. A Branch Court North Augusta car theft was reported valued at 300. A 1995 Chevy Astro was stolen from Clinton Church Road Salley Tuesday. owner serving overseas. Burglary at Coleman Bridge Road Wagoner caused over 3600 interior damage and 5300 cabinets and plumbing stolen. Pinecrest Apartments burglary with 300 cash and 100 door damage. North Augusta woman suspects breach of trust involving 1880 cash and 171 checks from West Martintown Road business, deposit intended early July. A 2500 Pontiac station wagon stolen from Buena Vista Avenue apartment lot. Augusta man arrested Friday for marijuana possession and open container after speeding near Geor gia and Spring Grove. Flim sale at University Parkway swindled 100+. Car broken into on Bradley Lane with 400 CDs stolen.
North Aiken Elementary School collects Campbell product labels to redeem for educational merchandise. Send labels to 100 Bear's Rock Road, Aiken SC 29801 or contact Cynthia Vaughn at 641 2690 for details.
Hurricane Ivan forced two local high school basketball games to Monday night. North Augusta travels to Dutch Fork while Wagener-Salley visits Whitmire for the reorganized schedule. The American Democratic Film Series continues Tuesday with Bulworth at USC Aiken.
Aiken High School, defending state champion, will host Lexington High School in a Class AAAA girls golf match at Houndslake Country Club. The event features top players competing for early-season bragging rights in the region.
The Aiken Standard lists office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and provides mail subscription rates of 12 weeks 66.46 dollars, 26 weeks 144 dollars, and 52 weeks 288 dollars. Delivery complaints should call 649-5315. the paper aims for delivery by 5 p.m. weekdays and 7 a.m. on weekends with evening hours 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. weekdays and 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. weekends.
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