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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1983
Page
3
Advises taxpayers earning under 50000 to let the IRS compute their tax to minimize liability. Guides Form 1040EZ 1040A and 1040 filing steps, credits like EIC, and amending returns within three years. Warns amended filings may draw closer scrutiny and offers a tax book for purchase.
The lighting of the Olympic torch marks the start of the eighth Aiken Special Olympics at the USC Aiken campus with 725 athletes. Heats include 50 and 100 meter runs wheelchair racing and team drills. More than 38 competitors go to Columbia for state finals and two to Baton Rouge for international play. The event is run by volunteers with a $3500 budget and donations from local clubs United Way and the Association for Retarded Citizens.
County administrator Scott Barnes says the proposed jobs bill in Congress could partly fund the Aiken County Judicial Center. The measure aims to create 400000 jobs and deliver emergency aid. qualification depends on unemployment levels and final congressional action before Reagan signs it.
Wagener's motto contest winner is Jenny Roberson of A L Corbett Middle School with Keep Wagener Looking Good. Barbie Slayman and Keith Yon also placed from Corbett. Prizes are 15 10 and 5 dollars. Council passes first readings on ordinances establishing a municipal court and changing Wagener's form of government after a vote of 118 to 29 reducing mayoral power.
In Zonguldak at the Armutcuk mine 75 miners died and 86 were injured after roof collapse from two underground methane gas blasts. Gov Galip Demirel said 20 miners were feared trapped 1100 feet underground, while 309 were known to have survived the disaster.
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