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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2002
Page
10
The Commerce Department reports GDP rose 5.6 percent annualized in Q1, rebounding from last year's recession. Consumer spending eased to 3.2 percent, business investment fell 8.2 percent, unemployment sits near 6 percent as the Fed keeps rates at long-time lows.
FBI agents in Minnesota contacted the CIA after Minnesota officials alleged a headquarters roadblock hindered the Moussaoui terrorism investigation. Colleagues say Attorney General Mueller ordered an inspector general inquiry into whistleblower Colleen Rowley's claims. The letter describes dire consequences for bypassing HQ approval and notes broader congressional probes into pre 9 11 warnings.
The Pentagon confirms naval tests in the Pacific from 1964 to 1968 sprayed sarin VX and a biological toxin on ships. Officials say logs show no widespread harm and eligible veterans will be contacted for health benefits assessments. VA letters went to about 600 veterans as part of the outreach.
Notice declares Ferry will not hold an election at the precinct. The election includes the Town Council Seat 4 at large. It is nonpartisan with no party affiliation. Read by Stuart Bedenbaugh Executive Director Registration and Election Commission.
The document outlines a primary election in Aiken County South Carolina on Tuesday July 23, 2002. It lists registration deadlines and polling hours from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm, eligibility rules for voters and handicapped voters, and instructions for absentee ballots and the local elections office contact at 1 642-2028.
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