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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2014
Page
3
A reader criticizes uneven debris cleanup between Southside and Northside ahead of the Trials, argues prisoners should help with litter pickup with proper funding, and urges action on litter laws. The letter also challenges City of Aiken water and sewer rates, alleging sewer charges are based on water meter readings without meters for sewer use.
The remark questions whether placing MOX on cold standby is a beneficial strategy. No formal position or outcome is stated.
Readers question Senator Graham's conservatism citing voting with Obama 63 percent in 2011 and 57 percent in 2012. Aiken Standard invites comments via TalkBack hotline or email with brief, on point messages. names not required and may be edited for space.
The Aiken Standard corrects a Monday page 1A item misnaming MOX Mixed Oxide Fuel. The paper apologizes for the error and invites readers to report factual issues by calling Melissa Hanna at 803 644 2364 or emailing editorial.
Chancellor Dr. Sandra Jordan presided at a dedication for the new bronze Pacer horse fountain in front of the Penland Administration Building. The Abshires, donors since 2010, said their gift completes a gateway to the Nat Stetson Circle while highlighting the university’s horse heritage.
A prompt invites readers to comment on a story at the Aiken Standard website and to write letters to the Opinions section or editorial staff. The notice provides the postal box address in Aiken South Carolina and an email address for submissions.
Aiken County School Board asks district leaders to present a rough renovation plan and estimated costs for aging schools funded by a penny sales tax referendum. If approved by lawmakers and voters, the revenue could run for an undetermined period, with elections possible in 2016 and beyond.
The Aiken School District and similar bodies would be required to shave 10 percent from sales tax revenue. The cuts would fund a reduction in property taxes backing debt service for facilities.
S C Senator Tom Young Republican District 24 continues work on a Senate bill allowing the Aiken County School District and some others to ask voters to approve a penny sales tax via a November referendum. The measure would fund new school construction with 10 percent of funds directed to property tax relief.
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