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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 2014

Page

13

Think About It Quote on Immediate World Improvement

Aiken Standard editorial presents Anne Frank’s line about starting to improve the world now. The piece, labeled Other Views, reflects on timely action and personal responsibility in civic life without citing events or dates.

Legislature's weak rating overshadowed by mammoth debate

Post and Courier poll places the South Carolina legislature at 22 percent public approval after a long session that produced a Department of Administration but failed on ethics reform and road funding. The session saw pay hikes vetoed, a partisan endgame in the Senate, and a notable bipartisan mammoth naming debate that yielded humor and limited policy impact.

Post and Courier Congress Columbia Department of Administration S.C Carroll Campbell State Budget and Control Board Nikki Haley Senate Glenn McConnell College of Charleston

Are Aiken County taxes unsustainably low

A statewide look at property taxes links low millage rates with healthier economies but reveals broader tax flaws. Data show negative correlations between taxes and income, with SC ranks in the low end for business climate. The piece argues for tax structure reform over raising taxes. Gary Bunker notes limits of current codes.

Aiken County South Carolina Association of Counties South Carolina Moody’s Standard & Poor’s Tax Foundation

Educating Children Through a One Percent Tax Referendum

Tim Simmons urges voters to approve the upcoming one percent sales tax referendum to fund updated school facilities. He argues that quality facilities empower future productive lives for the community’s children.

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Aiken Ellen Priest Tim O’briant Melissa Hanna Michael Ulmer Anne Frank Legislature House Bobby Harrell Charleston John Courson Cee Ai Hy Foundation Gary Bunker Tim Simmons
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