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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1998

Page

8

Aiken celebrates its Live Oak canopy and fall color charm

In Aiken South Carolina the annual leaf display brightens streets with red orange and yellow tones. Henry Dibble conceived the Live Oak canopy along South Boundary in the 1800s and the city maintains it as a key Tree City identity even as Ray Lane cables await burial and utility work trims the trees into arcing forms.

South Carolina Aiken Henry Dibble South Boundary Ray Lane

Aiken Hosts Diverse Trees and Local Gardening Tips

Aiken promotes a rich arboretum with 48 identified tree varieties along Colleton Avenue Trail. Locals share leaf mulch advice, composting, and mulch materials while noting mulch upkeep and the 1999 Master Gardener Calendar from CSRA.

CSRA Carol Waters South Carolina Clemson Richland Avenue US. Department of Agriculture Usda Gov

Press rules push cider makers to pasteurize or label

Apple grower Frank Winter shuts down his cider press as FDA rules require pasteurization or warning labels. Many Pennsylvania growers warn labels may deter buyers while costly equipment and reduced taste threaten profits. officials cite public safety after a 1996 death and widespread illness.

Pittsburgh Frank Winter Winter U.S. Food and Drugs Administration Pennsylvania Side Hill Williamsport FDA Martha M. Melton State Department of Agriculture Ken Dries Dries Orchards Northumberland County Dries

Tax credit restored for low income dairy farmers

The IRS reverses course and restores a tax credit worth thousands for dairy farmers previously denied under a 1996 welfare law provision. The retroactive change affects 1996 and 1997, allowing amended returns, with Sen. Herb Kohl calling it an enormous boost to affected farmers and equating it to correcting an unfair penalty.

Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS Herb Kohl D-Wis

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