Beasley defends record amid poker funding controversy
Governor Beasley boasts Georgia economic gains including 4 percent jobless rate, rank as top in income growth, and welfare drops while criticizing video poker money linking to a near close race. He blames organized crime for backing opponents, vows clearer focus on education and standards.
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NAACP convention opens on anti Beasley note
The state NAACP convention at Benedict College featured partisan criticism of Gov. Beasley. James Gallman urged a vote against Beasley, citing flag policy, while Gilda Cobb Hunter pressed for a straight Democratic ticket. Beasley camp counters labeled the remarks as political manipulation.
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Pumpkins and squash arrive as Aiken Market ramps up
Market on Williamsburg Street sees pumpkins and butternut squash begin to appear. Marketer Hollie Gartman notes heat affected yields and promises more pumpkins for soups and pies later. Market hours are 7 30 a m to 4 30 p m Tuesday through Saturday.
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