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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2004
Page
11
Economists say both candidates fall short in creating jobs. Bush touts permanent tax cuts and deregulation as core measures while Kerry pledges ten million new jobs in his first term. Both plans face deficits, health care costs, and energy concerns and offer limited fixes.
The third and final presidential debate centers on jobs and the economy. Kerry seeks tax credits and premium relief to cut employers' health care costs, plus tax cuts for small businesses and lower income workers. He aims to reduce the deficit in four years and end tax breaks for companies shipping jobs overseas.
Officials report no problems in tests of new electronic voting machines used in South Carolina since 1986. The system uses touch screens with a review before casting, claims to prevent over voting, and programs all races on every ballot. The November ballot includes a $105 million Capital Sales Tax Program referendum, with more screens for voters.
In a televised exchange Jim DeMint and Inez Tenenbaum urged each other to stand on their own feet and avoid tying to national figures. Tenenbaum pressed a focus on Jim DeMint as the race center while DeMint defended Bush and questioned Kerry’s Iraq stance amid a tense political contest. The meeting was calmer than their initial showdown.
U S Senate contenders Jim DeMint and Inez Tenenbaum spar over gay teachers hate crime laws tax reform and campaign advertising in a Greenville debate. Supporters rallied outside the station as the race heads toward Election Day with ads and criticism intensifying.
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