Aiken Standard Publication Details and Rates
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes daily except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. AP and United Press International carry local news. corrections issued next issue. Subscription rates: 40c weekly by carrier 1.73 monthly 22.00 yearly by mail 11.60 six months 6.40 three months.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Horoscope for the Zodiac Signs
The daily forecast outlines Aries to Pisces with focus on energy responsibility risks relations listening and timing. It notes personal ventures changing family dynamics and patience, urging thoughtful action and awareness of others in each sign.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
IRS SICK PAY AND TAX CALCULATIONS ANSWERED
Taxpayers ask about sick pay exclusions and waiting periods based on the ratio of sick pay to regular pay and hospitalizations. The column covers also dependency qualifications for student exemptions and options to adjust withholding or estimated tax by September 15, with IRS publications and forms available via postcard requests.
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U.S. Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Eight Accused of Gambling in South Carolina Raid
Records show eight men charged with gambling after a raid near Salley ten days ago. Magistrate Edward Derrick noted a state employee involved faces retirement risk, while Sheriff Paul Grant refused to release names. The eight men were fined 25 dollars each. $60 to $193.75 existed in dispute about confiscated funds.
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Salley
Edward Derrick
Aiken County
Paul Grant
Lenwood Hendrix
Aiken
Sidney Modgling
Williston
G. J. Hughes
Bamberg
Eldon Williams
Springfield
Woodrow Hutson
Buddy Thomas
Sally Fulmer
J.R. Brown
Derrick
Junior Brown
Brown
R. Brown
Grant
Postal Service To Begin Its Own Recruiting
Hammond B. Smith announces that on Sept 1 the Civil Service Commission will stop recruiting and examining applicants for Post Office jobs. The new U S Postal Service will start its own hiring process and take over eligible CSC applicants. Local post offices advise interested workers to inquire locally. The CSC will continue recruiting for the broader 24 million competitive civil service jobs.
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Hammond B. Smith
Southeastern
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Atlanta
Commission
U.S. Postal Service
CSC
Postal Service
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
City Dwellers Benefit From Rural Recreation Loan GAO Says
Congressional auditors say many government loans meant for rural outdoor recreation mainly serve urban residents. A GAO finding cites a $275,000 Farmers Home loan for a golf course and pool in a rural county of 38 000 serving 1 percent, and a $245,000 similar project in a 10 500 county serving 4 percent. The audit aligns with an Agriculture Department inspector general study noting ownership limits and high fees reduce rural access.
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Washington
Congressional Auditors
Marily
General Accounting Office
Congress
Farmers Home Administration
GAO
Agriculture Department
Old fashions inspire at Trap Hagen School of Fashion Museum
The Trap Hagen School of Fashion Museum houses garments dating to 1862 showing that fashion has little that is truly new. Director Wanda Wdowka notes the exhibit proves there is nothing really new under the fashion sun.
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New New York
Traphagen School of Fashion Museum
Wanda Wdowka
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