Dent May Run For Governor
Former US Commerce Secretary Frederick Dent of Mayfair Mills in Arcadia says he is considering a 1978 South Carolina governor bid after talks with Republicans. No GOP candidates have announced yet while four Democrats Brantley Harvey Bryan Dorn Richard Riley and Tom Turnipseed have entered the race.
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Clarkson Pleads Guilty to Fraudulent Tax Returns
Robert B. Clarkson of Sumter former executive director of the South Carolina Libertarian Party pleaded guilty to five counts of filing fraudulent tax returns. He admitted submitting client claims to the Internal Revenue Service during 1975 and 1976. maximum penalties are five years in prison and or a $10,000 fine per count. Clarkson awaits sentencing before U.S. District Court Judge Solomon Blatt Jr. The grand jury indicted him in 1977 for aiding taxpayers who did not qualify for earned income credits under rules limiting such credits to low income with dependents.
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Mondale backs Ravenel in South Carolina Senate bid
Vice President Mondale urged Charleston financier Charles D. Ravenel as a needed choice for the U.S. Senate at a Park Avenue fundraising reception. He framed Ravenel as having financial savvy and social compassion to guide policy amid Thurmond’s long tenure in South Carolina politics.
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