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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2004
Page
12
Eddie George says out of area thieves target the famous market signs, costing the city over 150 to replace each time. The city studies secure mounting and alarms, plans replacing old municipal signs with fiberglass to resist weather and vehicle damage.
The chamber recognizes its 2004 board members including Robbie Bowles Carriage Hills Rehabilitation Ralph Byington USC Aiken Linda Eldridge and more. Awards spotlight Vice Chairs K D Justyn and Mike Eaton along with President Charles Weiss. Contact John Moore at jmoore aikenstandard.com.
The body of 11 year old Carlie Brucia was found and mechanic Joseph P. Smith, 37, charged with her murder. Officials declined to reveal the discovery site labeling it an active crime scene. Smith, tattooed in a mechanic's shirt, was identified in car wash surveillance footage abducting the girl. He remains jailed without bail on a probation violation from a cocaine conviction and has prior Florida arrests dating back to 1993.
City trials new Impala vehicles alongside Crown Victorias to measure fuel and maintenance savings. Sprawls, a volunteer firefighter, notes the Impala’s smaller engine could lower long term costs and allow replacements if performance holds in patrol and investigative tasks. Lex Kirkland cites about 250 city vehicles with 60 Crown Victorias. County Sheriff Hunt buys eight Impalas with block grant funds and 22 Crown Victorias with $170,000 from County Council.
The notice explains a refund timeline of 12 days or 12 weeks and promotes free online state tax filing using home or library computers. It mentions refunds via direct deposit, state e file returns and payments with due date May 1, and an electronic funds withdrawal option with user chosen date.
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