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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 20, 2004

Page

7

Ad targets Harrell for Palmetto Bowl funding

A national group Americans for Tax Reform launches a television ad targeting House Ways and Means Chairman Bobby Harrell over Palmetto Bowl funding in Charleston. Local Republicans condemn the hit as unfair while ATR defends taxpayer concerns about pork barrel spending. The budget includes 380,000 yearly for 15 years if revenues meet 2 million. The ad references consultants tied to Gov. Sanford’s circle.

Columbia House Americans For Tax Reform House Ways and Means Bobby Harrell Citadel Grover Norquist Norquist Charleston John Graham Altman Republican Party Katon Dawson Dawson Doug Jennings Dbennettsville Joel Laurie D-Columbia South Carolina ATR Don Weaver South Carolina Association of Taxpayers Weaver Harrell Mark Sanford Red Sea Sanford Jamestown Associates

Supreme Court to hear bobtailing challenge to law

South Carolina Supreme Court agrees to hear Edward Sloan Jr lawsuit alleging the economic development bill attached unrelated items to a single subject. The case targets amendments expanding USC Sumter to four years and adding a four year program at Trident Tech. Supporters say the court can strip bobtails and keep Life Sciences Act intact.

Columbia Edward Sloan Jr Mark Sanford Sloan U.S. Air Force Reserve Commission Sanford University of South Carolina- Sumter Trident Technical College Supreme Court Brent Clinkscale Greenville Area Development Corp Larry Martin Pickens

Audit shows education agency could save money

The South Carolina Education Department could save thousands by cutting hotel and meal expenses, using interagency mail more, and trimming or consolidating some standardized tests. The Legislative Audit Council found no improprieties in salaries. Gov Sanford and others welcomed the findings.

Columbia Education Department Legislative Audit Council Mark Sanford Inez Tenenbaum US Senate Sanford

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