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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1998

Page

3

Video poker referendum fuels South Carolina politics

Conservative Republicans push for a video poker vote to spur turnout with Christians seen as key supporters. Analysts say turnout effects likely modest. high spending expected from Fritz Hollings’ campaign and video poker coalitions, plus soft money aimed at registrations. Legal challenges loom as gambling interests prepare for lawsuits regardless of the Legislature’s choice.

Republican Party Beasley Thigpen State Election Commission Black Ernest “Fritz” Hollings Dunn South Carolina Pritz Hollings David Beasley Myrtle Beach

Aiken council weighs reform of city manager evaluation

Anaclerio and Mrs. Papouchado back reforms to city manager reviews and processes with a mediator to ensure fairness. Thompson expresses desire for long tenure, community support, and a cooperative model, noting a six month to one year contract is common and current 30 day terms exist in Aiken.

Anaclerio Aiken Thompson Steve Eric Radford

King’s life remembered on 30th anniversary in Memphis

In Memphis, veterans of the civil rights movement rededicated to King’s nonviolence as they mark 30 years since his assassination. Rev. James Lawson said the movement remains a liberation and justice force, with an evening service at Mason Temple featuring King’s “I’ve Been to the Mountain Top” speech and reflections on unfinished work since his death on April 4, 1968 during a sanitation workers strike.

Memphis Tenn Martin Luther King Jr Liberation Movement America James Lawson King Mason Temple Lorraine Motel

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