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Before Obama AIPAC speech, Pro-Hamas graffiti suggests violence

Graffiti reading Victory to the Taliban, Victory to Hamas and the word Jihad written inside a rocket appeared overnight on sidewalks outside the downtown Washington, D.C. convention center where President Barack Obama spoke to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Sunday.

A trail of graffiti down 7th Street between K and N Streets included the image of a rocket flying through the air with the word Qassam. Named after a militant 20th-century Syrian preacher, a Qassam is a rocket preferred by the military arm of Hamas to hit Israeli targets.

Other graffiti said Victory to Hezballah and Victory to Iran, along with the word AIPAC crossed out. Some of the pictures showed rockets striking the word AIPAC.

Some of the roughly 200 protesters who gathered at the convention center to decry the pro-Israel AIPAC gathering condemned the graffiti. Several of the protesters were self-described members of the group Occupy AIPAC.

I have no idea what this is. I saw these last night. I can assure you none of the people here at Occupy share this sentiment, said protester Alli McCracken.

If anything, this is just someone doing this to make us look bad. Last night, we were walking here and we were like, This is crazy, theyre framing us! Everyone here is pro-peace, not pro-terrorist groups.

Palestinian protesters also denied that the graffiti represent their views and hinted at a conspiracy.

Oh no. We wont say anything related to that, said Palestinian protester Rajai Dias. Thats not something that anyone in our organization wants to do. That wasnt any supporters from here.

Dias noted that none of the messages were written in Arabic.

Clearly, if it was from them, they dont know Arabic. Hamas and Palestinians dont even bomb Israel. They lie so much, Dias said, pointing at the convention center where AIPAC was scheduled to be held.

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A brief history of SPLOST

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1985: Special purpose local option sales tax is created by Georgia Legislature. It gives counties the option to impose a 1-cent sales tax with the money collected from the tax to be used for a list of capital improvement projects, but it must be approved by voters.

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Cross Creek High School was the biggest ticket item of Phase I of the special purpose local option sales tax, which was approved by Richmond County voters in 1997. Completed in 1999, the school cost $21.9 million.

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The construction of Grovetown Middle School, which was funded by SPLOST money.

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Cross Creek High School was the biggest ticket item of Phase I of the special purpose local option sales tax, which was approved by Richmond County voters in 1997. Completed in 1999, the school cost $21.9 million.

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The new elementary school on Mullikin Road, seen on February 9, 2005, was funded by school board SPLOST funds.

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Freedom Fest to offer free children’s carnival rides

by By Rebecca Morris Staff Writer Grayson County News Gazette

Leitchfields Freedom Fest will be stressing freedom this year at least for kids.

During a meeting Tuesday, Feb. 28, Leitchfield tourism director Ilsa Johnson said this Julys festival will include rides by a different carnival operator and for kids the rides will be free.

Johnson said this years festival will likely just be one day, and will include fireworks and a performance by the band Sixth Floor.

Also Tuesday, the tourism commission:

Met in closed session to review responses from its request of qualifications for consulting services in connection with a new municipal pool. The commission is seeking bids for a professional architectural and engineering study to get a better feel for actual costs for building the type of pool complex it wants. If those numbers work into the commissions budget, it will then seek bids on designing the complex.

The commission wants to build a minimum six-lane pool, seating for 200 people and aquatic recreational areas for children ages 3-12. Their design specifications also call for separate restroom/lockers/showers facilities for men and women, office and vending space, and a reception area.

The field was narrowed down to a short list of three firms that will be invited to do oral presentations. The names of the firms were not being released at press time.

After those presentations, the committee could select a finalist to contract with.

In 2011 the commission, with the help of the city council, bought 30.55 acres across from the existing Carroll Gibson Boulevard, off Wallace Avenue. Together with the city and the Grayson County School District, it plans on developing a recreational complex on the property that will include a swimming pool, four ball fields, a possible amphitheater, and a cross-country path.

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