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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

01 Jul 2001

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 2001

Page

8

Graham Aims to Hold Senate Seat in South Carolina

U S Senator Graham seeks re election against a weakened Democratic field in South Carolina while Thurmond nears 100 and remains the Republican frontrunner. Democrats woo candidates including Moore and Lader but face resistance from notable figures like Riley and Riley.

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Graham Clinton Thurmond U.S. Senate South Carolina Dick Harpoothan Thomas L Tommy) Moore D-Clearwater Phil Lader Charleston Joe Riley Dick Riley Alexander
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Tax cuts boost refunds and lower rates across brackets

The article details 2001 tax relief affecting single filers and couples, with $500 and $600 refund checks, and a retroactive 10 percent bracket. It notes smaller take home pay changes for most, larger weekly gains for high earners, and projected GDP impact. It cites H&R Block and Citizens for Tax Justice estimates and quotes officials on policy aims.

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H&r Block Citizens For Tax Justice Congress Bush Administration Treasury Paul O'Neill
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Fireworks at fairgrounds honor veterans with big crowd

Thousands attended a day-long Fourth of July celebration at the fairgrounds featuring a 60-piece choir and the So-piece band performing America a Prayer A Dream. 60 flag bearers and all armed forces branches conducted a patriotic program. Pat Milhouse of Clearwater said people watching was the highlight as Todd Coontz founder of Coontz Investments & Insurance led the event drawing over 20,000 last year.

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America Pat Milhouse Clearwater Vance Todd Coontz Coontz Investments & Insurance, Inc Coontz
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