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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 2003

Page

5

Hollings Ends Run as South Carolina Senator After 2004

The article notes Fritz Hollings plans retirement after 2004 with praise from colleagues, including Joe Riley Jim Hodges and Lindsey Graham. It cites his long career, defense spending stance and home state focus, and mentions potential rivals Inez Tenenbaum Bob Coble and others. Thurmond’s retirement and Graham’s succession are referenced.

Fritz Hollings Charleston Joseph P. Riley Jr Jim Hodges Hollings Washington Hodges Strom Thurmond Thurmond Lindsey Graham Sen Graham Inez Tenenbaum Columbia Bob Coble Peter Fitzgerald R-I Zell Miller D-Ga

Timeline highlights of Ernest Hollings political career

A concise look at U S Senator Ernest Fritz Hollings track record from 1949 to 2003. Key actions include anti lynching efforts in South Carolina, Clemson integration leadership, coastal and ocean acts, fuel economy standards, and major security and environmental legislation. The piece notes party dynamics and national implications of his tenure.

U.S Ernest “Fritz” Hollings D-S.c South Carolina Clemson University Congress Matthew Perry U.S. Border Patrol Academy Charleston Federal Trade Commission Congaree Swamp

South Carolina Republicans eye Senate seat in changing race

The piece notes a tough Democratic landscape as Hollings may leave the Senate seat in a state leaning Republican. Analysts say 2004 presidential year boosts GOP, while Democrats eye regrouping via the February primary to mount a challenge. Party figures remain confident, citing multiple potential candidates.

Huffman General Assembly Hollings Inez Tenenbaum Grady Patterson South Carolina Thigpen South Carolina National Democratic Waring Howe Charleston

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