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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2001
Page
4
Judge Rodney A. Peeples held the 2000 referendum on Local Option Sales Tax funds binds the order of projects. The ruling safeguards voter intent by enforcing ballot wording as law while noting county officials may finance projects with county funds ahead of tax receipts.
The listing names Scott B. Hunter as publisher, Jeffrey B. Wallace as author, Art Zappa as advertising director, Ellen C. Priest as managing actor, Timothy E. O Briant as pressroom supervisor, James R. Bennett Jr as systems manager, and J David Boyd as a listed staffer.
Letters to the editor laud Lessie Price for leadership in the Bracewood Edgewood and Bruce wood Crimewatch groups. They credit her with founding and guiding Crimewatch, securing Osbon Park, pushing affordable housing, coordinating with city staff and the Aiken Housing Authority, and securing donated space for youth programs. Residents urge her re election and thank God for her service. Debbie Williams is endorsed for city council.
In a community letter voters hear of Lessie Price District 2 Aiken City Council service. The writer praises her for going beyond duty with yard meetings and keeping neighbors informed on new projects. The note emphasizes her loyalty to North Aiken and home ties.
Lindsey Williams of Aiken urges District 2 voters to re elect Lessie Price to City Council praising her work securing street repairs park improvements land purchases playground equipment and signage while addressing tire dump health hazards garbage drainage and other local issues with county and city collaboration.
A California venture offers messages to deceased loved ones via terminally ill messengers for 40 dollars for 50 words, 60 dollars for up to 100 words, with a 125 dollar priority option and 10 dollars to the messenger. No proof of delivery exists and owner remains vague on method. The piece blends this business idea with reflections on life after death and religious commentary.
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