McCain and Bush clash after New Hampshire South Carolina races
McCain attacked Bush in Livonia Michigan after losing South Carolina while Bush defended reforms and avoided direct clash. Both campaigned ahead of the March 7 GOP primary with Keyes in the mix and delegates at stake nationwide. Bush advertised in several states. McCain advertised in multiple states as the race intensified.
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Alan Keyes
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Virginia
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Aiken Public Housing Expansion Plans Unveiled
Barner outlines a major revamp in Aiken public housing featuring a larger community room for residents and the public. The project includes repaving streets and air conditioning all units, with completion targets of March 1 for the building, end of April for fencing, and landscaping by December.
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Barner
Aiken
CCC Legacy Exhibit Highlights South Carolina Parks History
Workers from skilled laborers to artists built parks across multiple South Carolina locations including parks and trails. The CCC planted over a million pines and built bridges and cabins while men earned about 30 dollars a month, sending most home. The South Carolina Archives and History Center presents A Lasting Legacy: The CCC in South Carolina, running through the date listed. For more information call (803) 896-6100.
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Chester
Colleton
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Island
Kings Mountain
Lee
Myrtle Beach
Oconee
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Poinsett
Sesquicentennial
Table Rock
Rusty Sox
South Carolina Archives and History Center
GOP alleges discriminatory polling place closures in South Carolina
The GOP cites complaints of polling place closures in predominantly black areas and plans to send a representative to investigate. Democrats contend the GOP did not open all sites, violating federal law, while concerns rise over consolidation in Greenville County causing voter confusion. Anderson voters report anti Clinton signs at polling places.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
South Carolina
Republican Party
Justice Department
GOP
Greenville County
McCain
Alan Keyes
Common Cause
Chap
Anderson
Clinton
White House
Clinton Gore
Charles Crowe
Anderson County
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