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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1980

Page

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South Carolina tax blamed for losing SRP bids

Margaret Holley of Aiken Office Supply and Book Store says a 4 percent sales tax on federal purchases by South Carolina vendors drives up SRP bids. She estimates losses near 300000 in three months and argues state taxes push contracts to out of state firms, despite some SRP business remaining. Bassham of the Aiken Chamber of Commerce cites potential losses over 100 million annually to out of state vendors.

Margaret Holley SRP South Carolina du Pont Aiken Chamber of Commerce Bassham Aiken Standard S.C. Merchants Association State Chamber of Commerce Aiken Raleigh, N.C Holley

Aiken and North Augusta Appeal Preliminary Census Figures

Aiken plans to appeal its preliminary census count claiming higher population and will file within 10 days. North Augusta also intends to appeal its 13 374 figure amid 454 vacancies 8 4 percent of housing stock and ongoing vacancy checks. The cities audit building permits water taps power records and annexations for disparities while a census hotline aids overlooked residents.

North Augusta Charles B. Martin Martin Census Bureau Aiken Roland H. Windham Strickland

Washington Republican’s quip sparks barroom brawl in Carter country

A inebriated Republican in Washington State at an Aiken oasis proclaims Jimmy Carter a horse’s neck. He is knocked down by a large man who retorts that it isn’t Carter country but horse country. The shaken Republican recovers and comments on the reception.

Washington Jimmy Carter Washington Republican Carter Country

Inside Today Aiken County Today Highlights

A summary of local events features books, classifieds, comics, the community calendar, Dear Abby, editorials, obituaries, church notices, sports, TV listings, weather, and entertainment. Notable items include community happenings, obituaries, and regional features.

Aiken County Today Our Churches

South Carolina Bingo Law To Be Revised Next Year

South Carolina lawmakers plan revisions to the June bingo law. The 1980 General Assembly passed the current bill with defects to be cured next year. The proposed changes add record keeping tax reporting a 4 percent gross proceeds tax under 18 bans and tax funding for public schools.

South Carolina General Assembly S.C Daniel R. McLeod Aiken County McLeod State Tax Commission Tax Commission Ken Moore

Kennedy Shifts Philadelphia Fight to New York Convention

Senator Edward M. Kennedy moves his campaign to New York for the Democratic convention to persuade delegates to back him over President Carter. Carter aides plan to lobby delegates and Mr Kennedy signals work on his acceptance speech. Strauss warns no delegates will be released after the opening night vote.

New York Edward M. Kennedy Carter Massachusetts Kennedy Park Avenue Robert Strauss Strauss

Courthouse Annex Proposed For Aiken County Court Complex

Aiken County Council committee headed by Medwell Hill recommends a two story annex behind the courthouse with space for registrar of mesne conveyance coroner solicitor public defender and Master In Equity. The plan includes renovation relocation and new parking rather than a new building.

Aiken County Aiken County Council Medwell Hill Billie K. Trapp Walter C. Guy Homer L. McGee Registrar of Mesne Conveyance Public Defender Hill Master In Equity Richland Avenue Aiken Standard Park Avenue Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce County Council East Aiken Council Committee Family Court

Trapp and Clyburn Back Carter Delegation Stance

Aiken County sends two close minded delegates to the Democratic National Convention for Carter. Billie Trapp and William Clyburn oppose an open convention and urge delegates to uphold primary commitments. Clyburn supports keeping party rules while not closing minds. Other party topics include the dump Carter movement and Libya ties.

Aiken County Billie Trapp William C Bill) Clyburn Carter New York Aiken Clyburn Democratic Party Dump Carter Lybia

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Aiken, N.A Michael D Mike) Strickland Chris Hall Ian Moore Elizabeth Harrington John T. Campbell Bill Clyburn Sue H. Roe Trapp
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