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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2011
Page
3
Questioning a conservative claim that the wealthy owe no taxes and thus should be exempt from filing tax returns. It analyzes whether such a stance is accurate, discussing tax obligations, loopholes, and the paperwork burden for high earners and the system's overall fairness.
A reader objects to complaints about large signs. They praise the signs as beneficial for safety and value their presence.
A partisan remark singles out Barry as the focus of alleged plans to damage national governance, urging readers to wake up and confront what is described as an eroding political direction.
A reader letter argues DST wastes money and disrupts school and bus schedules. The writer claims energy costs rise with DST and calls for public feedback via TalkBack hotline and email.
Harold B. Cartwright III, 45, of Trenton, is charged with 12 counts of sex crimes spanning five years. He attempted suicide in his cell on Wednesday and was taken to a local hospital in critical condition after the attempt.
USC Aiken hosts an all day Relay For Life to aid the American Cancer Society. Sororities and fraternities adopt city themes raising funds with bake sales and activities. Proceeds support cancer survivors, with North Augusta and Aiken relays scheduled in May at local high schools.
Brothers Sisters of Aiken hosts a conference for girls ages 12 to 17 at the Aiken Center for Alcohol and Drugs on Gregg Highway from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event features group sessions with speakers, lunch, door prizes and a fashion show. For details contact Ms. Pope or Lisa Kenner.
New Covenant Presbyterian Church hosts a spring brunch featuring Cindy O Leary speaking on Evacuation to Uncertainty from 9 30 a m to noon on April 30 at Houndslake Country Club. Registration starts at 9 15 a m and costs 10 per person. RSVP deadline is Monday with payments mailed to NCPC WIC at NCPC 526 Hitchcock Parkway Aiken SC 29801.
Sue Berkowitz of Appleseed Legal Justice Center and John Ruoff of South Carolina Fair Share will speak at the Aiken County Democratic Party monthly meeting on April 21. They will discuss The Fair Tax. the Rest of the Story and the South Carolina Fair Tax bill before the state legislature. The meeting will be held at the County Coun.
The Crosland Park Neighborhood Association will host a litter cleanup on Saturday April 23 at 10 a.m. starting at the Crosland Park meeting house 1248 Crosland Drive. Hot dogs refreshments and door prizes follow at noon in the park.
Dennis Saylor won a new term as Aiken County Republican Party chairman defeating vice chair David Lobb 187 to 116. Claude O Donov an will be vice chair after beating Ken Gordon. Lobb criticized party radicals and said he may disengage. Saylor praised past work with the D C Ethics Commission and uniting the party to attract candidates.
Office hours listed for the Aiken Standard include 1 tam p.m. Monday at 326 Rutland with several phone numbers. The note provides publisher and staff contacts, postal address, ISSN, and newsroom email. It also lists subscription rates and Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2011.
A notice invites residents to a 7 pm meeting at 736 Richland Ave W. For details contact Jerrold Sundt via email at norsemick aol com or call 641-0931.
Aiken's character trait for April is Cautiousness. Friday drawings yield Pick 3 Midday 5 2 6 and Pick 4 Midday 5 7 2 8. Evening results include Pick 3 7 5 1 and Pick 4 5 5 6 6 along with Georgia Five and Mega Millions numbers.
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