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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2008
Page
3
The discussion asks why raise taxes on a product targeted for ban. Critics note reduced use would cut revenue estimates, while supporters claim higher taxes fund state programs and offset cessation and prevention efforts. The debate centers on policy trade offs and honesty of revenue projections.
A reader applauds the denial of a rezoning plan near Houndslake and warns against profit driven changes. The letter urges caution on vertical rental plans and criticizes commercial overreach on Washington Road, urging residents to move if they want different development. It invites comments via a TalkBack line and email while noting names may be withheld.
The Aiken Standard clarifies a January 26 article about Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce awards. The annual membership campaign took place in August, not Augusta, correcting the previously stated date and location.
Aiken High School juniors from the culinary program will compete Monday in Myrtle Beach for the ProStart state contest. Students Katie Ange Corey O Connor Peter Tindall and Joel Conrad will cook within time limits while alternate chef Jackie Laiadona supports.
A trio of middle schoolers from Cardinal Newman High in Columbia captured the South Carolina Regional Future City title at USC Aiken, earning a trip to nationals in Washington, D.C. Paul Knox Middle and North Augusta Middle placed second and third. Twenty two teams competed. themes included nanotechnology and Arctic Circle city designs.
The Aiken County Animal Control Advisory Committee will hear a spay and neuter program proposal and get an update on www.petfinders.com adoption site at its Monday meeting. The plan aims to reduce shelter overpopulation and may lower euthanasia by increasing spay and neuter procedures and pets adoption. The meeting is at 6:30 p.m. in County Council chambers 736 Richland Avenue.
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