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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2006
Page
1
Easter brings reflection on the crucifixion and resurrection while a car show showcases classics from Ford Model A to modern sports cars. The brief notes highlight seasonal faith and community events in one issue.
Readers discuss books in a daily feature from the Aiken Standard sparked by Brandon Velie. The piece highlights Stephen King’s Everything’s Eventual and invites ongoing discussion among local book lovers.
Death notices list Janiyia Monia Jeffery of Aiken Ruby Wiley of Augusta Dorothy L Green and Frances Sloan Fulmer of Ike Carrie Wise of Aiken among local obituaries. Funeral details appear in the Deaths and Funerals section.
A brief staff by Tony Baughman reports on a local event with limited readable details including author credit and page tag. The item lacks clear names, dates, or locations in the accessible text.
In Myrtle Beach, a mix of tattoo studios and adult-oriented businesses sits along Seaboard Street near Toys R Us and Barnes & Noble. Jackie Chattal, co-owner of Body Art Ink, defends the placement near families while noting adults’ rights and health standards remain topics for ongoing discussion. The piece previews a series on tattoo art and health guidelines.
The Kids Earth Day festival at Lions Field drew about 2,000 people from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with 40 exhibitors offering activities and information. Organizers called it one of the largest crowds yet as attendees enjoyed sun, music, and hands on projects from Fort Discovery and the Aiken County services.
Chris Dugar of Cleveland and his son Quincy search for eggs at Lockett Chapel FBH Church during the Toole Hill Neighborhood Association Easter event. Meisha Durant of Aiken praises the community effort and the gathering of longtime residents. Betty Myers, association president, expresses satisfaction.
An Ipsos poll shows about 60 percent view the income tax system as unfair with broad evenly spread dissatisfaction across income, age, and education groups. Respondents blame high earners and big businesses for underpaying taxes while the middle class and self employed feel overburdened.
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