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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1989
Page
18
Public safety records show multiple incidents from Sept 7 to Sept 8 including trespassing harassment breaking and entering auto open door at vacant residence thefts forgery theft grand larceny obscen e calls and disturbances. Arrests list intoxication distribution of crack cocaine trespassing after notice and other offenses.
South Carolina Secretary of State John T. Campbell outlined 21 duties at the Aiken Kiwanis Club meeting. He noted the office funds itself with fees, oversees notary commissions, corp registrations, security licensing, charitable registrations, trademarks, lobbyists, bingo permits and municipality incorporation, and serves on the Cemetery Board. The talk highlighted state services and contact points for verifying firms.
The South Carolina Tax Commission and State Retirement System offer two options for retirees to pay taxes on retirement benefits. One option withholding by the retirement system on each paycheck starting Sept 1, 1989, with contact 734-1580. The second option allows quarterly declaration payments via the Tax Commission, call 737-4752 for details. Penalties and interest on 1989 taxes will be waived upon proper notice and underpayment issues.
Farmers with FmHA loans are invited to a Sept 25 meeting at 2 p.m. in the Aiken County Agriculture Services Conference Room to learn how the DALAR$ computer program aids loan servicing options. County Supervisor Ed Glover emphasizes DALAR$ helps find plans to keep borrowers in operation and minimize debt restructuring costs.
Aiken County Coroner Sue Townsend told the Sunrise Rotary Club about the dangers of driving after drinking and not wearing seatbelts. The CAT program educates students on road safety as highway deaths in the county decline with better belt use and fewer drunk drivers.
In Washington discussions, Henry Derrick faces possible GOP challenger surgeon Haskett who sees the race as winnable. Haskett notes Derrick’s limited public exposure and discusses past political runs and a new campaign plan. Derrick counters with recent district meetings and a solid track record.
Washington officials signal strong opposition to any textile import cap and warn President Bush would veto. Lawmakers say no override votes exist, while textile leaders seek a veto-proof, signable bill for next year. A separate measure by Rep Ed Jenkins would modify the Caribbean Basin Initiative to ease apparel imports.
Chairman Warner says the county will sell the old building and plans to tear it down if no buyer is found. Ms. Dunnam notes the new facilities and increased staff help the Aiken DSS office overcome past problems and realize a dream.
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