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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2005
Page
2
Readers rail against Jesse Jackson and columnists, with comments on tourism, tax and politics in a mix of letters to the editor. Aiken residents urge voice on development, tree loss, and local hospitality referrals.
Aiken Standard invites readers to vote on solutions: connector roads, limited access to centers, traffic circles, or no change. Earlier results show Tiger Woods leading the Masters poll with 36 percent, followed by Phil Mickelson and Vijay Singh.
Aiken residents can postmark by midnight at the main post office lobby but no extended hours exist at other locations. Augusta offers midnight service at its 525 8th St. post office. IRS notes rising electronic filing. extensions available by phone online or Form 4868. Late payments incur daily 6 percent interest and 0.5 percent monthly penalties. Contact J C Lexow.
Eloise Twombley and Willar Hightower recounted local civil rights efforts at Aiken Peace presentation in the Unitarian Universalist Church. They recalled challenges from Orangeburg to Columbia and highlighted the Council on Human Relations role in desegregating hospitals, Little League, recreation facilities, and schools, while stressing ongoing harmony and progress. Contact Erin Brooks at ebrooks aikenstandard.com.
Michelle Roberts of Taste of Home demonstrates recipes at Aiken Technical College Gymnasium at 6 45 p m with 5 p m doors. Tickets ten dollars plus tax at the door and a free 68 page cookbook. Door prizes include a microwave oven from Kelley Appliances.
After nearly two years and about 100 volunteers, the Old Aiken Master Plan gains unanimous first approval. The document includes the original grid, 176 parkways, and non motorized transport goals with a second reading and public hearing set for April 25.
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