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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2013
Page
13
The Aiken Standard shows staff members for 1867 Scott Hunter publisher Melissa Hanna executive editor Dee Taylor advertising director Terri Cheek business manager Laura Tiedman circulation manager Letitia Jefferson classified advertising manager Ronnie Butler production director. The page features the quote Those who don't believe in magic will never find it by Roald Dahl.
City of Aiken settles for 200000 with Cranston Engineering Group over the Pawnee Neilsen Connector failure that cost 900000 to fix. The 0.5 mile road linked Neilson Street to Pawnee Drive and faced pond wall instability from 2010 onward, delaying construction for years.
Column argues against Marketplace Fairness Act extending internet sales taxes, citing past Internet Tax Freedom Act limits and potential for broad, costly bureaucracy. Critic notes tribal and territorial entities could tax online sellers, questions definitional scope, and suggests cutting spending instead of taxes.
The IRS admitted singling out tea party and patriot groups for extra review between 2010 and 2012 citing shortcut terms used by staff. The cases sparked investigations by the Justice Department and two congressional committees, raising questions about political bias and safeguards for future exemptions.
A reader argues against ongoing wars including Iraq and Afghanistan, insisting Korea Vietnam Kuwait and the 9 11 wars were not necessary for U S security and urges bringing troops home. The letter appears alongside praise for South Carolina lawmakers and business leaders pursuing affordable health insurance reforms.
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