Bush and Cheney Accept Nomination At Tumultuous Gala
President hopeful Bush and running mate Cheney secured their nominations amid a chaotic convention. Hughes touted Bush as unifying the party and poised to win. Cheney pledged major Washington changes and to restore decency in the Oval Office. They sent best wishes to former President Ford as he recovers in Philadelphia.
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Price backs lottery push citing education benefits
Mrs. Price argues for a state lottery to fund education, noting constituent support and Georgia’s large lottery spending now funding HOPE scholarships in nearby states. She contends proceeds would stay for education and criticizes opponents who focus on aid for the poor while ignoring housing, unemployment, and AIDS concerns.
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Stock Exchange Highlights From 1906 Market Notes
Fragmentary stock market note referencing daily figures and securities. Appears to summarize opening values and trading activity with scattered numbers and ticker hints from an early 20th century exchange column. Entities are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Pollstrom backs education lottery in heated campaign scene
In a 1998 campaign centerpiece, Pollstrom led a pro lottery push to fund education. The Carolinas Poll surveyed 713 NC and SC residents via KPC Research, with an overall 4 point margin of error, higher for SC. NC support stood at 75 percent for a North Carolina lottery versus 18 percent opposing.
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Controversy over Bob Jones University lingers after Bush visit
South Carolina based Bob Jones University faculty members denounce persistent claims the school is racist and anti Catholic. They deem the controversy over Bush's campaign stop unjust and say Democrats and Republicans have long visited the campus.
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Public schools adapt after delayed PACT results
Jim Foster from the S C Department of Education notes delays in PACT results moving to October. Roberson praises local efforts and data driven decisions, stressing support for students. Linda Eldridge of Aiken County Schools questions a non nationally normed test and favors nationally normed assessments for measuring student progress.
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Linda Eldridge
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Greeneway monitored by camera counter and patrols
Brooks notes an infrared beam counts users when broken and reports few vandalism problems. Public Safety and Parks patrols help. Path maintenance is ongoing under Riverview Park facilities budget, with little landscaping required.
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