Gallman elected head of South Carolina NAACP branch
GALLMAN elected as a key NAACP leader in South Carolina with Dr. Gibson praising his duties and leadership. Gallman, from Aiken, youngest of five, alum of Schofield High School and Claflin College, vows to push eradicating racism, work with Columbia legislative caucus, address redistricting and Confederate flag removal, after leading Head Start roles and prior school service.
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Gibson
Gallman
Aiken
Schofield High School
Claflin College
Orangeburg
Legislative
Columbia
Statehouse
Aiken County
Longstreet Memorial Honors Acknowledged Confederate Leader
Dr William Garrett Piston led remarks on James Longstreets rehabilitated reputation as a trusted ally of Lee While descendants and lawmakers attended the ceremony reenactors paid tribute and a life sized equestrian monument is planned for Gettysburg with a dedication set for July 3 at 930 am Edgefield County monument sits at 493 Shepard Road near North Augusta Country Club
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James Longstreet
William Garrett Piston
Lee
Gettysburg
Piston
Southwest Missouri State University
Longstreet
Jaime Louise Longstreet Paterson
Bowie
Dan Patterson
Centreville
Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Steven Longerier
Berry Benson
SCV
Gen. Lee
Sanford
N.C
Pete
Edgefield County
Grady Linnenkohl
Sheppard Road
North Augusta Country Club
Video poker licenses loom in South Carolina profit talk
The article notes wrongdoing establishments in North Carolina New Jersey and Nevada and questions profits from ads and state taxes. Ghent says newspapers profit from such ads and compares to gaming revenue. Bern Mebane and Prosecutor Bob Ariai decline comment. Amai's office takes jurisdiction while Collins holds about 4 000 licenses. Video poker is a 2 billion dollar industry in the state.
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North Carolina
New Jersey
Nevada
Ghent
Bern Mebane
Bob Ariai
Attorney General's Office
Amai
Collins
South Carolina
Special Olympics bowling day at Family Bowl in Aiken draws crowds
Champion bowlers Terry and Bobby Dunn hosted a charity event at Family Bowl inviting Special Olympics athletes from Anderson Spartanburg and Aiken. Twelve winners earned four first second and third place plaques as volunteers Kroger and Zaxby's supported the day. Local athletes Robert Brooks and Matthew Legons will travel to Reno later this year for the national tournament at AMF Arena.
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Bobby Dunn
Family Bowl
Anderson
Spartanburg
Aiken
U.S. Olympic Committee
USA
Kroger
Zaxby’s
Carl Rapp
Rapp
Robert Brooks
Matthew Legons
Reno
Nev
South Carolina
AMF
Park Avenue
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