Estate Tax Reform Could Lighten Federal Burden
A bipartisan group led by Rep. Jim McCrery introduces the Family Business Protection Act of 1995 to ease federal estate taxes on family farms and small businesses. The plan would exempt heirs up to 1.5 million dollars, with rates cut for higher values, aiming to prevent liquidation as wealth shifts across generations.
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Prudent Gulf Buildup Aimed at Deterring Saddam
The Pentagon tightens Gulf posture amid Iraqi defections and fears of aggression. It ships 13 ships with tanks and materiel for 22,000 US Marines and soldiers, moves two aircraft carriers closer, and speeds joint Gulf war games with Kuwaitis to deter Saddam Hussein from attacking Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, or Jordan. The U N sanctions on Baghdad remain urged by the Clinton administration.
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Local Aiken Standard details and subscription rates
The Aiken Standard contact and delivery information lists location, mailing address, office hours, delivery times, switchboard and fax numbers. Subscriptions run for various terms with rates shown. The notice includes publication details, ownership by Aiken Communications Inc. and USPS address for changes.
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Time, life, and wisdom amid fleeting days
Madeleine L Engle notes a shipboard moment with joy, then a crewman’s blunt line on time. The essay argues time is brief, each day a gift from God, to savor and fill with meaning, urging readers to number their days and seek wisdom. The writer is pastor of First Baptist Church of Aiken.
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Gratitude for lifesavers at Aiken Regional Medical Center
A Clemson student and son of a local family collapsed on a track near ARMC during July heat. CPR and rapid EMS response saved him after 20 minutes without a heartbeat. Aiken police and nurses, along with a good Samaritan, delivered multiple defibrillator shocks and ventilation. The patient recovered with no neurological damage after July 4 remains.
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