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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2002
Page
7
Lois Eargle presents campaign material on issues with Jim Miles endorsing her for Secretary of State. Miles praises her qualifications and recalls aiding his office to improve from worst to first, urging voters to support her.
Lois Eargle of Sumter born at Con ay since 1961 married to Jack Eargle with four children and eleven grandchildren. She served eight years in the South Carolina General Assembly and was executive assistant to Mies. Former first choir of the SC Republican party and currently Horry County Auditor and president of the South Carolina Association of Countywide Executives.
Mark Hammond's materials portray him as a former probation officer and Seventh Circuit Solicitor's Office official. He emphasizes serving the public and running government efficiently with taxpayers in mind. He cites child support collections of 13 million in 1997 and 22 million in 2000.
Mark is the Spartanburg County Clerk of Courts, elected in 1996. He holds a political science degree from Newberry College, lettering in football, and a master's in counseling from Clemson University where he served as a graduate assistant football coach. He is married to Ginny Hudson and they have three children.
Ed McMullen outlines goals to protect seniors from telemarketing fraud, require an annual charity report on the internet, cut red tape for businesses via technology, and make economic development a top function of the Secretary of State. He pledges to use the office to assist both large and small existing businesses by removing unreasonable government impediments.
Ed McMullen is a conservative activist and former president of the South Carolina Policy Council. He has served on the SC Tax Study Commission the SC Performance Audit Committee the SC Commission on Higher Education the SC Chamber of Commerce Charter Schools Committee and the SC Business Education Partnership Committee. He is married to Margaret Ann Wade and father to Thomas age 8 and Katherine West age 4.
Activist McMullen of Columbia with service on the S C Tax Study Commission and several state bodies says statewide experience as a businessman and policy leader qualifies him for Secretary of State. He cites family ties and a campaign site votememullen.com.
The Bush White House provides Senate panel access to over 2,100 pages of documents in a partial response to subpoenas issued May 22 by the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee. Officials said more documents are still forthcoming from employees.
The CIA and FBI knew by January 2000 that two future hijackers tied to al Qaida would attend a January 2000 meeting in Malaysia. A CIA official disputed reports the agency hid the information from the FBI as lawmakers promise to probe intelligence failures.
Hall reported at least four engine trucks and 40 firefighters fought the Magnolia Lake Road fire and other blazes tied to lightning. No injuries occurred. Aiken saw about 12 fire calls, plus a dormer window fire at 170 Cheltenham Drive in Exeter subdivision with minor smoke. North Augusta officials noted storms and hail but no major damage.
Kenny Cook says city crews moved two to three large trees from rights of way and restored traffic signals. Capt. Wendell Hall notes roadway clearance as primary goal with light restoration to follow. Park Avenue downed tree and heavy South side damage cited. North Augusta crews also dispatched to remove two trees downtown. Golf ball sized hail reported northwest of Augusta. front lingering over area.
More than 200 Turkish soldiers arrived in Kabul by dawn aboard a civilian Airbus. They will assume command of the international force guarding Kabul later this month. The contingent disembarked with bags and briefcases, greeted by Turkish troops already stationed at the airport.
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