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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 2002

Page

7

Sanford starts airing own campaign ads in Columbia

Gubernatorial candidate Mark Sanford began television ads in Columbia on Tuesday his first since winning the Republican primary in June The spot criticizes Gov Jim Hodges and highlights concerns about education and the economy Sanford has since focused on fundraising leaving about 505000 in campaign coffers The ad defends negative politics and contrasts Hodges record with Sanford cited points while political scientist Scott Huffman questions the ad strategy noting Sanford omits concrete policy specifics.

Columbia Mark Sanford Jim Hodges Sanford Hodges Scott Huffman Winthrop University Huffman

10th York murder defendant waives preliminary hearing

In York Pa a 10th defendant in the 1969 Lillie Belle Allen murder during race riots waived a preliminary hearing. He allegedly fired four shots at the white Cadillac carrying Allen and her family. The case links to five other defendants and recent guilty pleas on conspiracy charges.

Allen York Aiken Lillie Belle Allen Micka Slick Richard Robinson Charlie Robertson Chauncey Gladfelter Gladfelter Hattie Dickson John C. Unser York County Court of Common Pleas Robinson Gary Richard King Robert Messersmith Messersmith

South Carolina Faces 150 Million Tax Shortfall in 2002

Comptroller General Jim Lander warns that after draining a reserve fund and accounting for a 1248.8 million deficit, the state must cover about 150 million in 2002 tax shortfalls. He proposes using 100 million from a second reserve and a 1 percent agency cut for the rest, triggering Budget and Control Board debates led by Gov. Hodges with elections looming.

Columbia South Carolina Jim Lander Suesday Lander State Budget and Control Board Jim Hodges Hodges Grady Patterson House Ways and Means Committee Bobby Harrell Senate Finance Committee Hugh Leatherman Leatherman Harrell

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