Hartnett Campaign Targets Hollings on Jobs and Deficit
Thomas F Hartnett a Charleston real estate owner and former U S congressman runs for lieutenant governor in 1986 criticizing federal regulations taxes and fees. He links textile job losses to imports and calls for deficit control through spending cuts line item veto tax incentives and enterprise zones to spur jobs. He supports pro life views and health care saving accounts.
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Tommy) Hartnett
U.S
Ernest F
Fritz) Hollings
Hartnett
Charleston
Hartnett Thompson Clash Over Education Economy and Budget
Hartnett and Thompson spar over privatized medical care and cost reductions, freeing teachers from bureaucracy, and lower capital gains tax plus enterprise zones. They agree on reducing spending to balance the budget, linking pay to deficit control to gain attention.
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South Carolina Casts Shadows on Clinton Bush 1992 Duel
South Carolina Democrats acknowledge a tough state for their candidate as Republicans stress defense and Gulf War victory. Bush gains support from religious conservatives, with quotes from Brisson and Campbell highlighting regional military ties and conservative values shaping the race.
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South Carolina
Jimmy Carter
John F. Kennedy
Savannah River
Charleston
South Carol
Bush
Mike Brisson
North Augusta
Bill Clinton
Af Fenge
Carroll Campbell
Sumter
Ald Datmantary
Greenville
Thompson enters GOP Senate race as citizen candidate
Charles Thompson a 45 year old college instructor and Vietnam veteran enters the Republican primary critiquing the political system. He attacks rival Hartnett as part of the status quo and proposes reforms such as tying staff salaries to a balanced budget and reducing taxes to cut bureaucracy.
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Charles Thompson
Charlie
U.S. Senate
Congress
Thompson
Tommy Hartnett
Hastetipson
Hartnett
Ampson
Bush Rallies Base in Detroit as Clinton Scrambles for Debate Edge
At the convention Bush pressed tax cuts funded by a 300 billion plan while blaming Congress for inaction. Clinton aides dismissed the plan as irresponsible amid deficits. Quayle urged voters to oust the Democratic Congress as protests rose around Houston and delegates left promising to work for Bush in the fall.
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California
Mary Jean Duran
North Carolina
Leo Daughtry
NBC Pulls Plug On Kent's Appearance
NBC reporter Arthur Kent was dropped from Tonight after a contract dispute with NBC News. Kent, suspended since Aug. 12 for refusing a Zagreb assignment, said management uses suppression tactics and calls him a coward. He spoke from Los Angeles after learning of the cancellation.
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Zagreb
ABC
School Board Autonomy Debated in The Star
The Star reports on a School Board autonomy discussion moderated by Sen. Thomas L. Moore amid GOP complaints. Democratic Senate candidate William Kent observed, urging health, education, and welfare reforms while five candidates share views on the Savannah River Site and state services.
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Star
Thomas L. Moore
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Moore
Democratic Senate
William Kent
Beech Island
Kent
Department of Health and Environmental Control
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North Augusta
Ryingo
Savannah River
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Sanders
Chambers Development Co
Waste Oh
General Assembly
State House
Storms Trim Trees and Cool Temperatures Across Region
Severe weather brought heavy rain and high winds ripping branches and damaging roofs in many areas while Aiken escaped major damage. Thunderstorms caused several fender benders on roads but no widespread harm. The moisture kept temperatures cooler than typical for this hot month.
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Ryberg
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Shaw
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Bruce
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Aiken
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