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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2011
Page
3
A TalkBack listener argues that Republicans defend freedom of choice against government bureaucracy, contrasting with Democrats. The message emphasizes individual survival and personal responsibility in political philosophy.
Readers weigh government benefits and Congress pay, compare Fairfax County and Aiken County SAT results, and critique tax policy while a TalkBack hotline invites comments. The letter expresses frustration with social security concerns and political lines.
An entry lists 326 Rutland Drive with contact numbers 648-2311 and 648-6052 detailing hours from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm on Monday through Friday for routine visits or inquiries.
Gov. Nikki Haley signed a bill to join the Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact, harmonizing enforcement with 40 states. Rep. Bill Hixon promoted it at Boeckh Park as officers can issue tickets across state lines, simplifying fines for hunting and fishing violations. Local observer Robert Heos welcomed the move, noting worries about travel fines and bonds.
Aiken County votes to extend an option on about 50 acres on University Parkway for a new administrative complex. The county already owns 20 acres nearby bought for $600000. Total project cost contrasts show $33 million on Richland Avenue vs $40 million on University Parkway without tax credits, prompting debate on site choice and tax credit eligibility.
The Aiken School District weighs holding $3 million in unbudgeted funds for contingencies or using them to balance the 2012 13 budget. Comptroller Traxler notes $1.6 million already budgeted from per pupil allocations and $1 million for contingency carryover. A $75 million maintenance of effort payout to districts is offset by a $36 million penalty from 2008 09 violations costing Aiken $1.6 million.
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