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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1983
Page
1
Almasan Shrine Club announces event details with pricing for general admission and sponsors. Prices listed include general admission and past adulation options, with railside parking and ticket packages for families and subscribers.
The City of Aiken filed a circuit court petition to demolish the Willcox Hotel after owner Joseph Eways failed to meet court orders to secure ground level openings and fence the property. The city cites noncompliance with safety provisions and deteriorating conditions despite previous rulings granting time for renovation.
Aiken County Board of Education approved a formal request for 1.7 million dollars in additional funding, avoiding a stated 13.5 mill property tax increase by wording the plea to the legislative delegation. Board members debated local tax hikes, noting the district needs funds to maintain current programs and fund a 6.2 percent raise for staff.
Aiken hosts its 13th annual Triple Crown celebration with Sulky Races starting Saturday drawing about 2,500 last spring. The horse industry boosts local economy from jockeys to janitors, with statewide estimates of more than 1.5 million dollars into county finances and 3,900 equines in the county.
The Aiken County Council debated bond terms for the 5.2 million Judicial Center project. They settled on an 11 year financing plan at an estimated 8.5 percent interest, noting rates could drop if trends continue. A shorter schedule raises millage, while longer terms raise interest.
Readers argue that civil courts mishandle crime victims by blaming them for attacks. They claim judges overlook injuries and the victim’s experience, citing perceived bias in how cases are adjudicated.
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