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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 2002

Page

6

Bin Laden fleeing Afghanistan into Pakistan eyed by officials

Senators say there is growing belief that Osama bin Laden has slipped into Pakistan after leaving Afghanistan. Edwards and Graham cited Uzbek and Pakistani intelligence as supporting a border crossing, while officials note past searches failed to find him in Tora Bora. Pakistan likely to assist in locating him.

Mazar-E- Sharif Davis Senate Intelligence Committee Osama bin Laden Afghanistan Pakistan John Edwards D-Nc Uzbekistan bin Laden Taliban al-Qaida Edwards Fox News Sunday” Intelligence Committee Sen Bob Graham D-Fla Graham ABC Tora Bora Mullah Mohammed Omar Baghran Cuba Pentagon Red Cross Prisners Navy Base Army Fort Hood Texas

Lottery proceeds lift education via 6 a.m. ticket sales at Speedway

At Speedway, ticket buyers line up at 6 a.m. as D Hood and Stone purchase lottery tickets to fund education. Manager Mary Snow ensures tickets scan as winners with printed receipts and four hole punches to prevent reuse. Online games face a delayed start March 6 due to Scientific Games suing AT&T over network install.

Speedway Vette D. Hood Stone Mary Snow Snow Georgi Lottery S.C. Lottery Scientific Games Georgia At&t Rob Novi Charlene Wilson Mona Green

Debate over tax cuts continues amid surpluses

The debate over repealing parts of the tax cuts persists as Daschle and many Democrats avoid a repeal push. Spokeswoman Ranit Schmelzer would not state his stance, noting he wants to review the administration budget and Social Security surplus before discussing options. President Bush and Republicans accuse Democrats of wanting higher taxes, a claim disputed by Treasury Secretary Paul O Neill and others as the economy trends toward recovery with budget surpluses.

Daschle Ranit ‘Schmelzer Bush Evans Treasury Paul O'Neill NBC

Education budget dominates South Carolina legislative view

Francis Marion University professor Neal Thigpen says lawmakers will differ in priorities as the budget blocks cast a pall over the session. Senate Minority Leader John Land and others stress education as the central issue while noting gains in SAT scores and the First Steps program. House members push to protect the Education Department budget of $2 billion in state funds and $3 billion from other sources as the Education Oversight Committee weighs the next steps.

Francis Marion University Neal Thigpen Ead Senate John Land D-Manning Hodges South Carolina House Ways and Means Bobby Harrell Charleston Education Department State

South Carolina legal notes on money and elections

The article outlines budget requests for education and health from state departments including 90 million for low performing schools and 200 million for health programs with federal matching. It notes the lottery spending plan, possible tax changes, and election law revisions amid Hodges re election and a federal redistricting suit.

South Carolina to spend 543 million on Education Improvement Act

The legislature will allocate 543 million from the Education Improvement Act fund to boost SC public schools including 90 million for low performing districts identified in the state’s first report card. Spending overall will be tight as lawmakers await rules on lottery funds held in a trust with 85 million required before any expenditure.

State Department of Health and Human Service Rick Quinn R-Columbia South Carolina House David Wilkins General Assembly

Daschle Proposes Job Creation Tax Credit Amid Economic Debate

Democrats push a job creation tax credit as a counter to GOP corporate tax cuts. Daschle framed the plan as aiding employment, contrasting with Republican measures not tied to job gains. Analysts cite cash targeting to firms expanding payrolls, while Bush renews focus on the economy during the weekend.

Senate Bush Daschle Democratic Party

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