Justices Keen on Bush v Gore Center Votes
The Supreme Court's Monday oral arguments in Bush v Gore centered on Kennedy and OConnor. The pivotal questions underlined a potential shift as the justices weighed federal jurisdiction and the scope of Supreme Court review while deciding whether to overturn Florida’s order for a renewed hand count of disputed ballots.
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Highland Park Drive safety measures set for Aiken Golf Club area
City plans to buffer on street parking with two six inch speed humps and increased signage on Highland Park Drive fronting Aiken Golf Club. Humps 50 feet from curb, possibly a middle hump, to slow traffic to 15 mph. Transfer of roadway back to city expected in three to four months with work in spring or summer 2001. Mayor and council members praised Planning Commission and residents for their efforts.
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Florida certifies Bush victory by 537 votes in volatile election
Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris certified George W. Bush the winner by 537 votes in Florida, locking 25 electoral votes and a potential White House path if upheld in court. Gore pressed the recount. Florida Legislature prepared to appoint Bush loyal electors, while the Florida Supreme Court clarified its ruling on extended reporting deadlines amid protests and national scrutiny.
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Poll results show county backing Bush on character and tax cuts
Local poll in Aiken County reflects statewide support for the proposed education fund and Bush leading on character. Voters favored a Medicare drug plan over private insurance, hate crime laws, and a broad tax cut, with 66 percent response and a 4 percent margin of error.
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