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Julie Busch said follow-up and response is Pi
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him, Busch said.
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lid he will issue a statement responding to
irtnett's remarks later this week. Aringements
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date Jesse Jackson Kept Fruitt trom drafng
a statement yesterday, he said.
Seay also plans to release a statement,
ruitt said. Seay could not be reached for
)mment.
Hartnett made the remarks after Tony
lell, governor of the Sonth Carolina State
udent Legislature, asked the delegation
lat less money be spent of defense, and
ore on education, particularly for loans
id grants to college students.
Hartnett replied that much money now
located for those programs "goes to
udents who sit around and take courses in
aman sexuality and what makes butterflies
ill out of the sky....That kind of student
jesn't do anything for this country."
THOSE REMARKS were greeted with apause,
said Teresa Houston, a spokesperson
i Hartnett's Washington office.
Hartnett wac in rr?ntf? harlr tr\ W/*acV*i*-*nti"vT-i
:sterday, but was delayed by bad weather,
ouston said. He could not be reached for
>mment.
USC President James Holderman said he
>ntacted Hartnett Saturday, and that the
>ngressman said his remarks were not made
cactly as he was quoted by newspapers.
But Snell said Hartnett was quoted aclrately
and that the comments seemed
ncere and "not off the cuff."
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istance calls, is also in question.
"STAN numbers have not been
^evaluated yet. The bids will all have dif2rent
specifications, so we don't know if the
TAN numbers will have to be eliminated,"
aid Elizabeth Langley, of Telephone
Communications.
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