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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 2009

Page

11

Aiken County Faces Revenue Strains Impacts Local Education

Editorial notes two economic pressure points in Aiken County. Public Education Partners urges homeowners to return some tax relief funds to support schools as sales tax revenue falls. County Council considers cuts or tax hikes amid a over $1 million shortfall and rising unemployment while protecting residents from higher taxes.

Aiken County Public Education Partners PEP Aiken Council

Editor's note Pacer star fights rare eye cancer

Meredith Legg, USC Aiken's career scoring leader, faces a life changing battle after a rare eye cancer was detected. She is in Philadelphia undergoing radiation therapy as she prepares to graduate, calling for thoughts and prayers from fans and supporters.

Meredith Legg USC Aiken Meredith Philadelphia USCA Pacer

Aiken Standard Staff byline list and roles

The document credits Scott B. Hunter as publisher and lists editorial and management leadership including editor Jeffrey B. Wallace, news director Timothy O Briant, production director Phillip Yates, circulation director Scot Newcom, business manager Terri Cheek, managing editor Michael Gibbons, and classified advertising manager Letitia Jefferson with their emails and roles at the Aiken Standard.

CPR for Public Schools Boosts Funding in Aiken County

A column urges residents to donate $20 per month for one year to Public Education Partners to raise nearly $2 million for schools. It promotes a CPR campaign short on impact and cites property tax rollbacks for about 41,000 homeowners as the path to funds. Jon Samuels of the Education Partners board is highlighted. a CPR installment presentation to the School Board is planned for April 21.

Aiken County Iraq Afghanistan Alexis de Tocqueville Jon Samuels The Board of Public Education Partners

Navy Seals rescue captain praised by Marine and veteran observer

A Vietnam veteran and former law enforcement officer thanks the Navy Seals for rescuing Captain Phillips from Somali pirates and urges strong defense of the country. He states pride in the Seals and condemns criminal elements.

Navy Seals Phillips Marine Vietnam

Demjanjuk Deportation Hailed as Justice Step

Rabbi Hier calls Demjanjuk deportation the end of the beginning while Blagojevich pleads not guilty to racketeering and fraud charges. The statements frame ongoing efforts to prove innocence and pursue legal accountability for wartime crimes.

Ill Rod Blagojevich

Fair Sales Tax Reform for Cars in South Carolina

A letter argues the 300 ceiling on car sales tax is unfair, hitting low wage buyers harder than luxury car buyers. It urges lawmakers to fix the tax to help balance the state budget and support underfunded schools, noting the impact on poor families.

South Carolina Mary Bunch Aiken

Vet's compassionate staff honored after dogs sleep

A letter thanks Dr. Cindy Brown and the Aiken Animal Hospital staff for comforting a couple and their two Shih Tzu dogs during the difficult decision to euthanize after long years of joy. The writer, Jim Cushman, emphasizes the staff's time and care at a traumatic moment.

Cindy Brown Aiken Animal Hospital Cindy Jim Cushman Aiken

A Tribute to Local Heroes Ronnie and Alice Ferrell

A heartfelt homage to parents Ronnie and Alice Ferrell praised as community heroes. The writer credits them with unwavering support, hard work, and a peaceful family home, urging readers to recognize such everyday guardians.

Ronnie Alice Ferrell

Letters to the Editor Information Request

Readers are invited to submit opinions on issues of public concern. Mail to Letters to the Editor Aiken Standard Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 or email letters aikenstandard com or fax to 6486052.

Aiken Aiken, S.C Aikenstandard

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