Penalty for personal property tax made mandatory in SC
South Carolina Attorney General concludes the 10 percent penalty for failing to declare personal property items is mandatory. The ruling reverses county auditor Williams who waived the penalty this year amid confusion over the statute text. The opinion clarifies that may and shall can be interchangeable to serve public interests.
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South Carolina
Attorney General's Office
Aiken County
Irene K. Rudnick
Aiken Standard
Asst
Karen W. Hill
Datory
Tax Commission
Columbia
George A. Williams
Triple Crown Road Race Draws Nationwide Runners
Runners of all sizes competed in Aiken for the second annual Triple Crown event with a three mile and a 10 mile race. Robert Varsha from Atlanta won the 10 mile in 50 13, Paul from Hartsville won the three mile in 15 20, and local and out of town athletes filled the top places.
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Lin Smithwick
Robert Varsha
Atlanta
Aiken
Paul
Hartsville
Rogers
Jim Oakes
Augusta
David Wiglin
Orangeburg
George Howe
Clemson
Gary Gayman
Athens
Scrambled eggs, flowers, and friendly rows at Rotary Night
Julia Moore recalls fixing scrambled eggs for her grandson Strom Thurmond who asked for the recipe. Herbert Rudnick doubts attending the Triple Crown races. Rotary Ladies Night featured a low budget entertainment by the 4 P's and a quip about rank. The H Odell Weeks center hosted the Triple Crown Road Race and Dixie Youth signups with basketball and pool activities ongoing.
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Julia Moore
Little Strom Thurmond
Mrs. Moore
Rotary Club
H. Odell Weeks Activities
Dixie Youth League
Aiken Events This Month Include Races and Polo
This month in Aiken features the Triple Crown races on March 1 at 2 p.m. with general admission $2.50 at the gate and $2 in advance to benefit the American Cancer Society, the March 17 Woods Horse Show at Hitchcock Woods starting 9 a.m. with $5 per car, the March 18 36th Aiken Trials at 2 p.m. sponsored by Aiken Jaycees with tickets $2 in advance or $2.50 at the gate, and the March 25 Aiken Hunt Meet (Steeplechase) with $2.50 in advance and $3 at the gate. Subscriber rail parking $25 for four, guarantors tent party $125 for four. Ser toma Club sponsors polo Sundays at 3 p.m. at Whitney Field. The Aiken Thoroughbred Hall of Fame is open daily except Mondays from 2-5 p.m. at Hopeland Gardens on Whiskey Road.
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Aiken
American Cancer Society
the Woods
Hitchcock Woods
Aiken Jaycees
Aiken Hunt
Sertoma Club
Whitney Field
Aiken Thoroughbred Hall of Fame
Hopeland Gardens
Whiskey Road
Mild Weather Forecast With Dips Then Cleansing Skies
The region expects a few days of mid 60s with bright sun today and tomorrow, tonight dipping to around 40. ATuesday shower risk rises to 30 percent with continued 60s then fall to the 40s midweek. Wednesday brings rain chances, followed by clearing Thursday and Friday.
Fly In New County Community Includes Houses Hangars
Paul Wyatt champions Twin Lakes Executive Airpark a 550 acre aero community split between Aiken and Edgefield counties. Homes sit on 5 acre lots with private hangars and 5 000 foot runways linked by paved taxiways to individual concrete aprons. The runway is under construction near Bettis Academy Road by I 20 with one lake finished and another in progress. The project sits in the Edgefield water district, revisiting a decade old dream that found life in other areas.
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Paul Wyatt
Twin Lakes Executive Airpark Corporation
Twin Lakes
Aiken County
Edgefield County
Wyatt
Bettis Academy Road
I-20
Acro
Edgefield Water District
Aiken County Council Debates 189674 Dollar Agenda
The Aiken County Council meets at 7 p.m. at the county office complex on Richland Avenue to consider ordinances and resolutions totaling about 189 674 dollars. Chair Carroll H. Warner questions the cost and demands full accountability on the appropriations. Readings include health agency funds 8200, roads and bridges 70000, refuse collection 13100, and SC Electric and Gas 23329.24 with additional resolutions for EMS 3000, tax assessor 2795, central fuel operations 12250, and motor grader purchases 57000 along with five old business items and four public hearings.
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Aiken County
Richland Avenue
Carrol H. Warner
Health Department
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Usc-Aiken
Tigers
W. Brantley Harvey
University of South Carolina
Citadel
Citadel Grads
Marshall Cain
Rotary
Cain
Carter
Hamilton Jordan
White House
Camp David
New County
Lynne Voit
South Carolina Electric and Gas Company
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