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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2002

Page

6

Lindh pleads innocent to 10 counts in federal indictment

John Walker Lindh appeared in Alexandria Virginia to plead not guilty to a 10 count federal indictment charging conspiracy to kill Americans while a Taliban fighter and aiding Osama bin Laden's network. Judge Ellis eyed a late summer jury, with a November trial discussed but not set. Spann family members urged justice as Mike Spann’s father spoke on sacrifice and liberty.

Alexandria John Walker Lindh Osama bin Laden Ter Rorist Network Lindh U.S TS. Ellis II United States John Lindh Nancy Walker Ellis Spann Randy Bellows America

Bradley eyes reapportionment to fit district growth

Bradley discusses school board redistricting in Aiken County as population shifts require nine districts to stay roughly equal. He notes boards must have candidates reside in their district and voters be registered there, with demographers and legislative and Justice Department approvals needed before filing for nonpartisan seats.

Bradley Board of Education Andrew Yaun Larry Murphy Tom Goforth Rosemary English Art Hadden Aiken Aiken County Bill Burkhalter Burkhalter Justice Department

Education funding fights in state budget clash

Lawmakers debate protecting education from cuts as board members push to shield budgets. Harrell aimed to spare education last year but Senate rules blocked the move. Leatherman warned shields would force roughly 10 percent cuts in other state agencies.

Harrell Senate Leatherman

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