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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2004
Page
8
Mayfield notes nearly 50 million people live in coastal counties and warns growth increases risk. He discusses five day hurricane forecasts and a 10 year plan to improve intensity predictions, stressing public education and media collaboration for planning.
County proceeds from sales tax funds may replace EMS and sheriff vehicles and help start an EMS station on the Southside. The connector linking Whiskey and Silver Bluff Roads could receive rights‑of‑way acquisition and engineering, with an estimated 2.5 million needed. Five residents were named to the sales tax commission to represent county and municipal interests.
The House Ways and Means Sales and Income Tax Subcommittee approved a bill to index the 50 000 home stead tax exemption to inflation. It benefits permanent disability legal blindness and seniors 65 plus uses fair market value for property tax. The exemption would rise yearly with inflation per federal brackets and moves to the full committee.
In New Ellenton debris makes yards hazardous as residents struggle to clear fallen limbs. Officials cite slow FEMA approval for funding and town staffing problems, including a broken truck and staff illness, as delays impede progress.
Warrick says advanced sales strong and overflow crowds expected for Powderhouse Polo Field event. General admission tickets remain available at 8 for adults in advance and 10 on day, with 5 parking and program included. Gates open 11 a.m. for 2 p.m. start.
Readers defend keeping diaries as historical records and personal archives. An archivist argues against destroying writings, sharing that diaries reveal intimate histories and major cultural shifts from 1855 to modern times, including technology and social change.
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