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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1999
Page
4
Vicki Gould of Intermark hosted a Southside Gatewood Apartments neighborhood crime watch after a car break-in. An off duty local officer spoke, urging residents to stash valuables out of sight and be vigilant as warmer weather brings more people outdoors.
Eric Williamson warns against open windows and doors during warm weather and at night. He recommends sturdy locks and sliding-glass bar devices, plus notifying public safety before vacations. Have mail watched, use lights on timers, and rely on neighborly checks for safer living in Aiken County.
The panel resumes discussion in Washington on a plan to pause gambling expansion pending research with a June 18 report to Congress the White House and tribal leaders. Governors legislators and opponents warn states may ignore the warning while surrounding states profit from gambling. Notable comments come from Tennessee Senator Ward Crutchfield West Virginia church leader Reverend Nathan Wilson Kentucky Governor Paul Patton and Massachusetts Senator James Jajuga who push varied casino ideas. Gambling analyst Jason Ader notes much expansion already occurred. The debate ties to riverboat plans in Illinois and state lotteries in Louisiana.
Revenue officials estimate $200 million in taxes and fees for the video poker industry, far above current payments. Directors dispute underreporting figures while auditors flag partial compliance among operators. 114 stores faced audits, 29 owes nearly $600,000, eight prosecutions since 1990, and several larger operators seen with clean paperwork.
The Hopeland series opens with performances at the Nye Watch Reception Center on Berrie Road and the Green Boundary Club on Whiskey Road. Handicap parking is available at Hopeland Gardens Parking on Dupree Place. City of Aiken Parks and Recreation Department presents the concerts as part of a continuing summer series.
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