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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 2015

Page

15

Social Security numbers stolen in SC tax data breach

Nearly 4 million Social Security numbers were stolen exposing taxpayers who filed state returns in South Carolina from 1998 to 2012. Hackers may use or sell numbers. victims should file a report and contact credit bureaus to place fraud alerts. The IRS advises against any email contact requesting personal data and provides Form 14039 for identity theft.

South Carolina Hembree IRS

Local government fund debate stirs SC General Assembly

South Carolina lawmakers debate altering or restoring the Local Government Fund facing a potential state budget impact. The bills aim to freeze or fully fund the fund over three years while officials warn on road transfer plans and Langley Pond projects. County leaders seek stability for taxpayer relief and park upgrades amid dam investigations and event cancellations.

South Carolina General Assembly Killian S.C Jim Merrill Charleston Eddie Southard Berkeley Bill Clyburn D-Aiken

Aiken County Animal Shelter seeks staff and equipment upgrades

The Aiken County Animal Shelter on Wire Road is operational and needs focus on staff, costs and enforcement. Euthanasia dropped from 92 percent in 2009 to about 54 percent in 2014, yet 2528 animals were euthanized that year. Budget requests include two kennel technicians, a part time adoption assistant, $120000 for medical supplies and $7000 for microchips. Code Enforcement requests three new officers an administrator and vehicles. Council asked leaders to prioritize needs. local government reporter Maayan Schechter notes the discussion.

Aiken County Merriman

Sign-up deadline raises risk to Obama health law subsidies

As enrollment nears its end, a Supreme Court case could strip subsidies for millions in 37 states where the federal exchange operates. Analysts warn loss of subsidies would make coverage unaffordable, threatening access for many while the court weighs King v. Burwell.

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