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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2004
Page
8
The current treasurer, based in Columbia for 18 years, oversees eight staffers and handles over 100 million dollars annually. She is an active member of SCATT, serving as past vice president and promoting proactive tax legislation.
Sharpe emphasizes helping the public while urging all to pay their fair share of taxes. He notes the treasurer must be precise and financially skilled, praising staff for long service and handling many changes successfully.
The long serving treasurer pledges seven plus years of taxpayer advocacy and an open door policy. He emphasizes EXEMPTIONS and reduced assessments as a key achievement and invites citizens to vote on November 2.
A routine investigation at South Airika High School led to three students being recommended for expulsion after a random search of classes and hallways. The Aiken County Sheriff's Office assisted. Bates received a citation. Advisory councils will review the case with due process.
Aiken County residents share hopes for the first 90 minute debate between President Bush and Senator Kerry tonight at 9 p.m. Voters Alice Sullivan and Kenneth Lokey weigh in on issues and candidates' performances.
Democrats charged that House Republicans use the intelligence bill to push extraneous proposals. They cited new anti immigration measures and expanded police powers as part of the package linked to Sept. 11 commission recommendations. Republicans defend the measure as necessary reform of the intelligence community.
A House subcommittee heard concerns over Rabobank's 600 million bid for Farm Credit Services of America based in Omaha. Critics warn a sale could fracture the national Farm Credit System, while supporters cite borrower alternatives and regulated safeguards. Regulators would assess systemic impact if the lender exits.
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