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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 2005

Page

11

Taxing times for Americans adds hours to annual filing

Editorial argues unfunded mandates and long tax process waste Americans time. It notes the average taxpayer in Aiken County spends 26 hours 48 minutes on records, forms and schedules to file with the IRS, despite Bush era tax cuts. David Keating of the National Taxpayers Union criticizes the time burden and calls for reform.

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End of life issues and Terri Schiavo's death

A Peoria Journal Star opinion column argues for patient autonomy in end of life cases. It condemns government intrusion, notes Florida and Kansas moves on feeding tubes, and urges people to prepare living wills and medical powers of attorney.

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Aiken Standard Staff Directory Contact Details

The Aiken Standard lists staff roles including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Arthur Zappa Business Manager Ellen Priest Managing Editor Timothy O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Systems Manager J David Boyd and Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson with email addresses for contact.

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What I Think About The State Of Modern Music

The speaker critiques modern music linking connected publishing to penipatenty and amateurism over talent. They warn of misogyny and a shift in values. A call for returning to basic values and a unified mythology from older leadership.

High Point aims to brand itself under Nido Qubein

Column profiles High Point University president Nido R. Qubein a former businessman and motivational speaker who plans a bold branding push and a $50 million fundraising goal. He seeks to elevate HPU’s profile by attracting top leaders for extended engagement and integrating life skills into curricula.

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Dr Mac remembered as caring family physician

A cherished family physician known as Dr Mac dies, leaving a note of sorrow from the Lock family. The storyteller recalls his lifelong help through illnesses and injuries, praising his compassion and enduring presence in their lives. May his family receive mercy and comfort in this time of loss.

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Good Samaritan at Gas Plus Helps Seniors in Need

Ray and Ester Bridgeforth praise Robin at Gas Plus on Richland Avenue for changing their flat tire after a threat to safety on a trip to Aiken. The couple, seniors with disabilities, credit a Pepsi delivery man who assisted as Robin arrived.

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Citizen concerns over ethics and public speech in Aiken

A letter argues residents have a right to speak publicly and questions an ethics allegation against Aiken City Councilwoman Daughters for addressing the Zoning Board of Appeals as a member of the public. The writer condemns anonymous accusations as uncourageous and unprincipled.

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Banks protected who bears the burden of debt

Paula Aiken argues that a new bankruptcy bill shields banks while many citizens face high interest rates. She notes rates rose from 1.5% to 30% as lenders risk was deemed lower. She calls for credit restrictions to curb predatory lending and demands debtor eligibility rules.

Congress Paula Aiken

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