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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 2005

Page

10

Hundreds pay respects to Crips co founder Williams

Crowds gathered in South Los Angeles to bid farewell to Stanley Tookie Williams, the Crips co founder executed last week amid protests. Mourners recalled his later years on Death Row, his peace messages, and his children's books warning of gang violence.

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Aiken mayor urges careful steps on tax funding and growth

Mayor Cavanaugh questions highway funding amid 2 billion I 73 corridor plans and warns against rapid sales tax shifts from property taxes. He urges lawmakers to study the revenue system before changes and asks Rotarians to lobby legislators. The Rotary Club welcomes new executive director Doug Rabold of the Hitchcock Foundation and honors City Councilwoman Lessie Price with the Paul Harris Fellow. The club meets Mondays at the City of Aiken Municipal Complex and will skip Dec 26 and Jan 2 for holidays.

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Taxpayers Association outlines tax reform plan in Aiken

The Taxpayers Association presses for property tax funding for schools while preserving home rule for county and municipal governments in Aiken County. It seeks CPI-based spending limits, an independent commission to study tax laws, local revenue via referenda, 8 percent bonded indebtedness cap, repeal of Act 208, and property tax freezes at 2004 levels with sale or major improvement exceptions. Local officials say they need a comprehensive study and further review before endorsing the plan.

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