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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2001
Page
4
Editors urge ending the 1 cent per dollar cut on grocery sales in South Carolina. They warn the measure costs about 154 million next year and fails to address a looming 500 million budget shortfall, urging lawmakers to restore the five cent tax and focus on decisive spending cuts and revenue reforms.
The article lists key staff at Aitken Standard with Scott B Hunt labeled as Publisher and Jeffrey presiding as Managing Editor. It also notes Thomothy E Presa as Superintendent, James R Bennett Jr as Systems Manager, and J David Boyd in another supervisory role.
A preacher ties Luke’s tale of Jesus calling Zacchaeus to a modern woman’s awakening through faith. Salvation arrives unexpectedly when God seeks and frees a reluctant heart, mirrored by Evelyn’s transformative Sunday at a Birmingham church amid Ninny’s guiding stories.
A vacationing couple recounts meeting John Rocker at Disney's Wide World of Sports in Florida. Rocker signs for fans including children, praised as patient and a good role model. Braves won games vs the Astros and Dodgers on March 17 and 18.
The Aiken Standard welcomes Letters to the Editor. All letters are subject to editing and condensing. Letters should be addressed to Letters to the Editor, Aiken Standard, PO Box 456, Aiken 29802. Send E Mail to Jwallace duesouth.net. Fax letters to 803 648 605.
A Letter to the Editor questions the intent of the County Council and the ballot order for a seven year one cent sales tax. The writer recalls assurances that the ballot would bind future councils, notes alphabetization errors, and lists project priorities including Bobby Jones Expressway and multiple town initiatives.
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