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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2002
Page
1
President Bush urged China to embrace religious freedom and political dissent, presenting the United States as a model while noting that many in China do not see a clear picture of his country. The remarks came as he faced tough questions during a brief Beijing visit.
The South Carolina Supreme Court examined potential legal breaches by the state treasurer and controller general in a contest between Gov. Hodges and Republican leaders. In a Thursday hearing, the chief justice suggested the treasurer aided a $28.5 million transfer from colleges to the general fund, raising legality questions.
Senator Moore held the Senate floor for more than 18 hours from Wednesday night into Thursday, opposing amendments to add 30 million for school buses and 18.5 million for non digitized ETV. He argued these items were not in the lottery bill and must wait for a bond measure.
Reenactment marks 197th anniversary of the Battle of Aiken in Windsor. Two day event at Carolina Star Gun Club Cedar Branch Road off US 78 features White Pond and Aiken battles. Gates open 9 am both days with battles at 2 30 pm. Tickets 10 adults 5 students under 5 free.
The Planning Commission and Aiken City Council meet to set 2002 priorities headed by a master plan for Old Aiken. They seek a citizen task force, survey work on downtown parkway streets, and consideration of hiring an expert to guide the master plan development.
President Bush in Beijing condemned the slaying of kidnapped journalist Daniel Pearl by Islamic extremists. He said the murder deepens U S resolve to fight terrorism and expressed sorrow for Pearl's family, noting his unborn child. State Dept confirmed Pearl's death based on embassy evidence in Pakistan.
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