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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 27, 2004

Page

7

South Carolina to rebid 32.4 million voting machine contract

The state chief procurement officer ruled Election Systems and Software failed to provide yearly pricing for a seven year contract and improperly received the award to a Nebraska firm. The decision to rebid could delay delivery of machines and training for 11 counties before the November election.

Columbia South Carolina Nebraska Election Systems and Software State Election Commission Marci Andino South Carolina Election Commission Mike Spicer Spicer Andine Commission Election Commission Andino Rob Palmer Palmer Congress Florida

Billy Graham crusades postponed to autumn delays

Billy Graham's son Franklin says the evangelist will postpone crusades planned in Kansas City and Los Angeles to the autumn to allow recovery from a pelvic fracture. Arrangements are underway to reschedule at Arrowhead Stadium and the Rose Bowl, with plans for a 2005 Madison Square Garden event as well. The 85 year old underwent surgery and remains in pain but is healing after prior hip surgery and recent fall.

Billy Graham New York Madison Square Garden Graham Jacksonville Fla

Prospects fall for Sanford income tax plan vote

Senate Republicans failed to muster 28 votes to shut down debate on Gov. Mark Sanford's plan to cut South Carolina's top income tax rate from 7 percent to 4.75 percent over a decade. Democrats claimed victory saying the measure could harm education and health care while boosting only top earners.

Columbia Mark Sanford Senate Republicans Sanford David Thomas Fountain Inn Thomas Jake Knotts West Columbia Luke Rankin Myrtle Beach Knotts Rankin John Land D-Manning Land South Carolina

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