Fast food tax proposed to fund road cleanup
A commentator suggests taxing fast food to finance public works and litter cleanup, arguing a study would show wrappers dominate roadside trash. The idea mirrors smoker taxes but targets a broader public.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2008
Page
3
A commentator suggests taxing fast food to finance public works and litter cleanup, arguing a study would show wrappers dominate roadside trash. The idea mirrors smoker taxes but targets a broader public.
A reader thanks a Good Samaritan for returning keys found in a Wal Mart parking lot last Wednesday. The letter laments March daylight saving time and argues for preserving more daylight in the evening. It mentions Senators DeMint and Graham and urges ending the April time change.
Aiken editor invites readers to debate racial bias after a columnist criticizes Jerry Springer and TV entertainment. The piece highlights insult toward less educated white Southerners, prompts comments via hotline and email, and notes reader names may be withheld.
Habitat for Humanity opens a Burnettown ReStore on Highway 421 next to the former Ferrando's Italian Pizzeria. Proceeds fund Habitat houses in Aiken County. Volunteers support the store which sells donated building materials and supplies.
Fourth graders at Chukker Creek Elementary experienced colonial life on campus via Colonial Camp. Students wore period clothes, handled quills and ink, made leather journals and beeswax candles, danced the Virginia Reel, and slept in tents with open-fire meals.
Aiken Standard notices list delivery options and prices for subscribers. It provides contact numbers, spin counts for daily games and weekend draws, and notes varying rates for home delivery versus city zone.
Cedar Creek Church relocates Easter Sunday services to the USC Aiken Convocation Center on March 23 with two services at 9 am and 11 am. The church resumes normal services at Banks Mill Road the following Sunday. Parking and refreshments are free. no admission fee.
Cedar Creek invites attendees to Easter Sunday worship on March 23 at 1 am at the USCA Convocation Center. The program features uplifting music, a message of hope, and community fellowship following the service.
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