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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2006
Page
3
A community member argues to reduce time served from 85 to 70 percent to spur inmate rehabilitation, opposes ending parole, and warns of prison strain. He cites 23 payday loan shops in Aiken, blaming Georgia usury laws for lenders relocating and exploiting residents with high fees.
A reader voices concern about Walmart and a gay rights group, arguing that not everyone is obligated to support gay rights based on biblical teachings. The comment urges respect for differing beliefs and hints at potential boycotts if expectations to condone are universal.
The item notes ACTS giving away electric heaters to needy households while asking if ACTS will also cover winter electricity bills for indigent residents. It highlights concerns over ongoing energy costs and support programs for those unable to pay.
Local readers question why Valley stores charged tax during a November 24 and 25 tax free period. They ask if exemptions apply and whether other shops are allowed to charge tax. Call the Talkback line or email the newspaper with comments.
Stewart Grinton, SAHS and USC alumnus, works as photography director and editor on a low budget Columbia film The Four Children of Tander Welch funded by a $100000 SC Film Production grant. He teams with USC alumni Matthew Sefick Ashton Langley and actress Patty Duke to craft a 90 minute project aimed at festivals.
The Aiken County Board of Education will review PACT HSAP and other data at its Tuesday 7 pm meeting at the District Office. Dr David Mathis notes rising state proficiency standards affect scores and report cards while Cecelia Davidson outlines practices improving performance.
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