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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 2004

Page

7

School choice and credits battle reopens in South Carolina

In Rock Hill supporters and opponents sharpen lines as Gov. Mark Sanford plans another push for the Put Parents in Charge Act. The 80 percent tuition tax credit bill would target families under 75 000 and include home schooling, with credits capped per grade level and a five year rollout costing an estimated 234.4 million dollars. Critics label it a backdoor voucher while school boards and parents brace for debate in the House.

Rock Hill Mark Sanford State Board of Economic Advisors South Carolina School Boards Association Rock Hill School Board Walter Brown

Split-ticket voting shapes South Carolina Senate race

In South Carolina, voter Josh Raffini plans to back Republican George W Bush for president and Democrat Inez Tenenbaum for Senate. Tenenbaum counts on split-ticket voters to win the open seat as DeMint touts Bush coattails and debates outsourcing and tax reform.

Tenenbaum Columbia Josh Raffini George W. Bush U.S. Senate Inez Tenenbaum Raffini Spartanburg Senate Inez South Carolina Bush Jim DeMint Strom Thurmond Ernest “Fritz” Hollings Thurmond Lindsey Graham S.C DeMint National Party George Bush U.S

Third party candidates offer choices in U S Senate race

Four minor party candidates push for attention in the South Carolina Senate race to replace Fritz Hollings. Libertarian Rebekah Sutherland, Green Party Efia Nwangaza, United Citizens Tea Ferguson, and Constitution Party Patrick Tyndall present antiestablishment platforms. They oppose Iraq war and advocate government reform while facing long odds against DeMint and Tenenbaum.

Charleston Senate Jim DeMint Inez Tenenbaum U.S Ernest “Fritz” Hollings Rebekah Sutherland State House Sutherland Republican Party Department of Education Savannah River SRS Tee Ferguson United Citizens Party Green Party Efia Nwangaza DeMint Tenenbaum Nwangaza Iraq Constitution Party Patrick Tyndall Simpsonville

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