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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 2003

Page

7

Checks go out for expanded child tax credit refunds

The first 8.6 million checks totaling about 4.4 billion dollars begin mailing Friday as advance refunds on the child tax credit raised to 1000 dollars. Two additional batches follow in August for 2002 qualifiers, with phaseouts at 110000 for married couples and 75000 for single parents.

Internal Revenue Service IRS Mark Everson Children’s Defense Fund GOP Bob Menendez D-N.j Bush United For A Fair Economy Anne Wright Somerville Mass White House Scott McClellan

Foster Families Kept Close to Heart at Aiken Picnic

Aiken County foster care supporters gathered at a community picnic as officials report 76 children in 60 foster homes. Organizers Bruce and Karen Boyajian shared how guardians ad litem inspired their move to fostering to keep vulnerable children from being sent away. They urge expanding home numbers to better serve local kids.

Crossan Bruce Boyajian Karen Russell Boyajians DSS Lloyd Katey Rich krich @aikenstandard.com

Bush backs limited US role in Liberia crisis

President Bush says US troops would have a limited mission and expects UN relief soon. He urges Liberian President Taylor to step down while ECOWAS peacekeepers prepare to intervene as the USS Iwo Jima leads three ships with hundreds of Marines and air assets.

Liberia Bush United Nations United States Rose Garden Ecowas Pentagon Taylor Iwo Jima 26Th Marine Expeditionary Unit

Night uses battlefield lull as Liberia endures deadly mortars

At least 26 killed and more than 200 wounded as up to 20 mortar rounds hit Monrovia in a 10 minute dawn attack near the U.S. Embassy. Residents beg for U.S. intervention while aid workers tend to the injured and salvage scenes of mass casualty.

Momo Bailey U.S Atlantic Sylvester Blame Monrovia Liberia Charles Taylor George Bush Emmanuel Sieh Charles Benney

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