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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

03 Jan 2002

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Jan 03, 2002

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7

Sanders Raises Over 1.1 Million in SC Senate Campaign

Democratic candidate Alex Sanders reports more than 1.1 million raised to challenge retiring Sen. Strom Thurmond seat, narrowing the gap with Republican Lindsey Graham who has 1.6 million and expects 2 million cash on hand. Most Sanders funds come from South Carolina supporters. Sanders, former College of Charleston president and appellate judge, campaigns amid late-entry start and heavy statewide backing.

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Columbia Strom Thurmond R S.C Alex Sanders Thurmond Lindsey Graham Federal Election Commission Graham House Trey Walker Sanders Democratic Robert Gibbs Sander Alex Francis Marion University Neal Thigpen South Carolina The College of Charleston
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South Carolina Lottery Money Aims to Fund LIFE and HOPE Programs

Senate and House leaders outline a Gentlemen's Agreement on lottery proceeds with a 35 million minimum in the Education Lottery Account before distributions. Planned allocations include 44 percent for free tech and two-year college tuition, 45 percent for LIFE Scholarships and priority higher ed programs, 4 percent for aid, and smaller shares for K-12 tech, home centers, the State Library, and National Guard tuition. Rep. Roland Smith cautions on LIFE funding and USC Aiken raises concerns about possible lower aid.

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Tommy Moore D. Clearwater Georgia South Carolina Senate Roland Smith Warrenville LIFE Palmetto HOPE State Department of Education State Library National Guard Smith USC Aiken Tom Hallman
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