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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2009
Page
3
A reader argues violence stems from parenting, not children born out of wedlock, insisting ignorant parents who beat their kids and clash in front of them drive violence in the home and community.
A reader questions Obama tax promises while critiquing political honesty. The note highlights downtown Aiken venues Maria's and Linda's Bistro amid expanding restaurant options.
A commenter claims Aiken High Marching Band deserved first in their 3 AAA division at the Mustang Classic but finished third. They allege consistent unfair scoring against Aiken, while praising Ninety Six and Silver Bluffs bands as well.
A diner thanks a charitable woman who paid for their meal at Hardee's recently. The note expresses appreciation and recognizes the act of generosity.
A reader calls for a burn ban following three fires in the neighborhood caused by careless trash burning. They urge action to protect residents and conserve taxpayer money, inviting comments via TalkBack and email to the Aiken Standard.
Residents recalled the January 27 1953 Jones Electric Co basement gas leak blast in downtown Aiken as Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and Safety Director Pete Frommer honored heroes Earl Young and Ray Hydrick for pulling four survivors from rubble. A commemorative marker near New Image on Laurens Street marks ten fatalities including Jack Holley.
The listing provides contact details for the Aiken Standard staff and offices, including Tim O Briant and Michael Gi managing editor. It also lists subscription rates, delivery notes, and a series of winning lottery numbers for Cash 3 Cash 4 and Fantasy 5 with midday and evening drawings.
Public meeting agenda for Aiken City Council set for Monday September 28 at 7 p.m. in the council chambers located at 214 Park Ave SW. Fax or email submissions encouraged to Michael Gibbons for inclusion.
The agenda lists old business including second readings and public hearings for annexing properties at 131 Vivian Drive 503 Douglas Drive and 111 Collier St. It also calls for rezoning 422 South Boundary from RS-15 to RSS and amending the zoning ordinance for bed and breakfast facilities. New business includes first readings for Lynwood Drive annexation and 217 Gregg Ave rezoning plus Lancaster Street parking for Aiken Golf Club.
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