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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 2006

Page

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State tattoo laws and health rules explored this week

Aiken Standard previews upcoming Sunday Monday and Tuesday coverage on tattoo laws health regulations and ink as art. Rep John Linder Georgia will discuss tax reform and business incentives at a public program. U S to open massive Baghdad embassy described as the world’s largest fortress-like complex along the Tigris River.

John Linder R-Ga Tigris River

What are you reading Meet today’s book lover

In this space we highlight a reader and spark discussion about literature. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen is featured today with a short description and a prompt for readers to share their thoughts.

Jane Austen

AREA DEATHS Fred W. Ponder Orangeburg Mary Jane H Sheetz Aiken

Deaths and funerals list in area area includes Fred W. Ponder of Orangeburg Mary Jane H Sheetz of Aiken and Alfred W Al Steediley of North Augusta with notices for service details and dates in the 6A section.

Fred W. Ponder Orangeburg Mary Jane H. Sheetz Aiken Alfred W. “al” Steediley North Augusta

Inside Today Movie Listings Obituaries and TV

A compact page note lists sections for movie listings obituaries opinions puzzles and TV listings indicating content placement across sections 6A 11A and 2c with page and issue markers from the newspaper.

Aiken Spring Classic Opens With Sunshine and Sellout Stalls

Rick Cram, chairman, hails a strong start to the Aiken Spring Classic Horse Shows at Ford Conger Field. All 672 stalls sold as top riders from across the country are expected for United States Equestrian Federation rated events April 19-23 and 26-30. Local turnout is about 10 percent, with many out-of-town competitors anticipated. Cynthia Cubbage looks forward to Grand Prix and hunter classes while showcasing her horses and students.

Aiken Aiken Horse Park Ford Conger Field Rick Cram United States Equestrian Federation Cram Cynthia Cubbage

IRS moves tax deadline to Monday April 17

With April 15 falling on a Saturday the IRS extends the filing deadline to Monday April 17. Returns or extensions must be postmarked or electronically filed by midnight Monday to count. The post office keeps normal hours Saturday and Monday, with extended Monday hours 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Internal Revenue Service U.S. Postal Service Dixie Lee Maxwell Maxwell

Tax help details and lobby hours listed

Fast tax facts offer help at 800-829-1040 and 803-898-5709 with letters due by 6 p.m. in the lobby. See TAXES page 9A for more.

Easter Sunrise Services Across Area Churches

Area churches announce Easter Sunday services on April 16 with times from 6 30 a m to 11 a m at venues including Rocksville Baptist Mount Anna Baptist St Paul Lutheran St Paul United Methodist First Presbyterian Calidonia Zion Fair and others. Call details accompany each listing and programs vary.

Rocksville Robert Bryant St. Paul Lutheran Church Trail Ridge Road Fellowship Hall St. Paul Calidonia Wesley United Methodist Church Fairfield St. N.E Aiken Douglas A. Slaughter Old Storm Branch Baptist Church Southside Free Will Baptist Church Springfield Baptist Church

Advocacy Center Opens Safe Harbor for Abused Children

The Aiken County Child Advocacy Center in a newly built facility offers child friendly rooms for forensic interviews and medical exams, reducing need for travel to Charleston Columbia or Lexington. Five children referred by law enforcement or social services underwent services that day with advocates Laver Callicott and Miller-Dupre guiding interviews and support.

Anne Laver Robin Callicott Aiken County Child Advocacy Center Lysa Miller-Dupre Miller-Dupre Department of Social Work Charleston Columbia Lexington Laver Aiken Callicott

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