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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1993

Page

8

Liquor store break-in attempt reported on Richland Avenue

A suspect tried to break the glass at the front door of a liquor store in the 600 block of Richland Avenue on Sunday and damaged a floodlight. The entry was unsuccessful.

Richland Avenue

Planning meeting for Odell Weeks outdoor sports group

Sports enthusiasts are invited to a planning meeting to form a local outdoor sports group. The session will be held in the Art Room at the Odell Weeks Center at 7 30 p m on Thursday.

Odell Weeks Center

Retired Judge Eppes Clears Judicial Screening Hearing

Retired Circuit Judge Frank Eppes breezed through a routine judicial screening hearing with no protests. The Joint Legislative Committee for Judicial Screening will decide in the spring if he may continue serving, likely for another two years, despite past statistics showing more jail sentences than peers.

Frank Eppes Eppes Joint Legislative Committee For Judicial Screening Anderson Independent Mail

Teen Leadership Connection Helps Kids Avoid Drugs

Deputy Nieves of the Aiken County Sheriff's Office spoke to middle schoolers at Camp Long about drug and alcohol abuse. He warned of dangers of drug dealing and shared a story of a dealer and his uninvolved friend, stressing personal responsibility and choices in staying drug free.

Orson David Nieves Aiken County Sheriff's Department Teen Leadership Connection Aiken Center For Alcohol and Drug Services Nieves

Employer Plan Reduces Tax Liability Question

A reader outlines a deferred compensation plan with monthly contributions and limited options fixed 36 60 and 84 month certificates or a Daily Interest Guaranteed Fund. Historically all funds went into 84 month certificates for higher yields though 84 month rates have fallen. The plan may add stock index funds and urges review of deferrals and maturing certificates. Several 84 month certificates will mature in 90 days and renew automatically unless changed.

Continue deferred compensation and 84 month certificates guidance

The advice favors continuing contributions to your deferred compensation plan because pre tax income is reduced by contributions. For $200 monthly, annual taxable income falls $2,400, cutting taxes by about $840. Consider delaying automatic 84 month certificates until new plan options are known and assess market and inflation risks.

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