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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 2000

Page

10

Bush strengthens bid after decisive South Carolina win

Bush emerges from South Carolina with a strong victory boosting his image as a winner and signaling resilience after a bid to reach moderates. Advisers insist his aggressive shift will appeal nationwide, while critics cite risk for attracting independents in future primaries and the general election.

Gomez Bush South Carolina George Bush Karen Hughes Iowa Alaska Delaware McCain Karl Rove Paign New Hampshire Bob Jones University Ralph

Bush Victory Dominates Aiken County Balloting

Mrs. Cannon and husband delayed trip to Columbia for the Bush victory party as crowds swelled at the polls. With half precincts tallied, Bush led McCain 13 votes in the county and carried Gem Lake 594 to 380 with Keyes at 66. Large turnout anticipated in Gem Lakes and North Augusta districts.

Bush Bill Clinton Mrs. Cannon John Columbia Sheraton McCain Gem Lakes Town Creek Millbrook Talatha Six Points North Augusta Aiken Gem Lake Keyes

NAACP Leaders Back Boycott Over South Carolina Flag

Mfume and Julian Bond outline 2000 goals including fighting racism saving affirmative action and registering about 4 million voters as they back a nationwide boycott aimed at pressuring South Carolina to lower the Confederate flag. They argue the flag symbolizes racism and KKK origins while Gov Hodges offers a non negotiable compromise.

Mfume Julian Bond Naacp Board South Carolina NAACP Ku Klux Klan Statehouse Jim Hodges Capitol Bond Hodges

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