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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2001
Page
7
Senator Smith notes limited Senate sympathy for phasing out the 3 percent food tax and warns of a $313 million annual revenue loss. He cites FY 1999 sales and uses taxes at $1.853 billion and FY 2000 at $1.966 billion, with education funding and recurring dollars in the financial bind.
In a CSRA gathering Karen Patterson chairing a 25 member board discussed opposition to proposed budget cuts and plans to draft a letter to Abraham arguing for more funding for the Savannah River Site cleanup. The board aims to influence DOE funding and solidify broad regional support.
The page lists an array of shows, actors, and programs across networks NBC CBS and others. It mentions titles like The Love Boat Star Trek and Emeril Live along with guest stars such as Cary Elwes Julie Andrews and Maria. The scattered OCR reads as fragmented listings of schedules and program notes with miscellaneous references.
Residents on the north side resist the plan arguing it favors the south side and risks higher rents. Council members Anaclerio and Danning demand more information and a site visit to Lancaster before May 14 to secure tax credit backing before May 17.
Aiken magistrate Williams reports deliberate tape tampering at the bond and traffic court. A letter from McKevie to Edmonds notes a camera redirected from lobby to courtroom, detailing April 14 events and calls to remove cameras. Edmonds says the issue will be discussed at a landlords tenants class.
Glider events unfold from Monday to Saturday near Wagener with pilots navigating point to point at speeds averaging 90 mph and up to 150 mph final runs. The camp hosts foreign fliers from Canada, South America, Central America and one Pakistan team member, using water ballast and radio course changes.
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