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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2001
Page
1
President Bush, in Bedford Va, honors D-Day heroes and calls for renewed transatlantic ties. He stressed that America benefits from hard won alliances and warned that European conflict would affect the United States as he heads to Europe.
A Columbia conference committee failed to reach a compromise on the 5.4 billion state budget, adjourning about 3:15 a.m. Thursday with no deal in sight. Rep. Bobby Harrell of Charleston, chair of the House Ways and Means Committee and conference member, said it was too late to continue work.
Obituary notices list Maggie Bailey of North Augusta Rosa Davis of Aiken Frances DuBose of Maretta Ga Augustus Johnson of Warrenville and Douglas Wood of Pelion, with ages around 58. The brief death notices appear in the local obituary column.
Sen Tommy Moore says the House and Senate approval ends political games as a lottery bill clears. Gov Hodges favored strong control but lawmakers approved a nine member commission with mixed appointments. Ticket sales are set for November. Republicans like Ryberg and Rep Perry voiced pragmatic views amid the swift shift in stance.
In a Idaho Idaho Washington Group dispute over a July 2000 purchase, Raytheon faces a judge's order to produce an April 30 2000 balance sheet deemed critical. Washington Group president Stephen Banks said Raytheon flaunted the directive, with Judge Deborah Bail setting a 5 pm deadline on turnover.
North Augusta Public Safety has issued edition three of Cop Cards funded by local sponsors to foster early relations with children. Detective Tim Thornton notes the cards feature officers in action on the front and a safety message on the back, with guidance on approaching officers safely in public spaces.
Washington report details a historic transfer of control to Democrats as Tom Daschle becomes majority leader. Trent Lott yields leadership, Strom Thurmond steps in as president pro tem emeritus, with Robert Byrd replacing Thurmond as pro tem. The new divided government signals altered dynamics with Bush expected to face opposition.
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