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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 2000

Page

6

Recount in Florida Narrows Bush Lead as Gore Pushes Legal Options

Partial results from a recount in 32 Florida counties show Gore cutting Bush's lead by about half. Gore allies discuss challenging the tally and pursuing a new vote in Palm Beach County amid ballot irregularity questions. officials report 19,120 presidential and 3,783 Senate ballots discarded for multiple selections.

Ffas Florida Gore Bush Daley Warren Christopher GOP Palm Beach Pat Buchanan Nly Senate al Gore

Contested election fuels late night campus comments

USCA Student Government Association president Jason Stapleton and others reflect on the election chaos and the impact of missing ballots. Some favor abolishing the Electoral College while noting the near tie between Bush and Gore and the lasting stress of the process.

Jason Stapleton Student Government Association USCA Burton Freeman Florida Gore Bush

County Eyes Local Option Tax ForDirt Roads And Public Works

The county plans a local option sales tax to fund dirt road paving and various capital projects. Officials say the measure could raise over 54 million for paving roads and improving parks, utilities, and public buildings, with expected broad economic and safety benefits.

Young

Lottery debate looms as lawmakers weigh video poker legacy

State lawmakers prepare for a contentious lottery bill amid lingering disputes over video poker. Sen John Lindsey opened the games in the 1980s, and Rep Terry Haskins later abolished them by court ruling. Sen Tommy Moore cautions against rushed approval while noting constitutional constraints and education funding potential. Local officials urge careful crafting to avoid social harms and keep gambling out of communities.

John Lindsey Dmarlboro Terry Haskins Greenville Supreme Court Tommy Moore Clearwater Moore Wilkins Aiken County Ronnie Young

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