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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1997

Page

8

Hodges Starts Governor Bid Emphasizing Education

House Minority Leader Jim Hodges declared education as his path to the Governor’s Mansion and announced a 1998 challenge to GOP Gov. David Beasley. He faces name recognition and fundraising hurdles while pledging discipline and higher standards in schools, aiming to outpace Beasley’s $1.3 million war chest. The 40 year old Lancaster Democrat notes former Gov. Dick Riley’s success despite low early polling as a blueprint.

Columbia — House Jim Hodges Hodges David Beasley Lancaster Democrat Riley

Condon pushes tougher penalties for convenience store robbers

South Carolina Attorney General Charlie Condon seeks a legislative crackdown on armed robbers targeting convenience stores. He drafts a bill modeled after bank robbery penalties and calls for enhanced police surveillance with store squads. He notes seven fatalities in such robberies last year amid fewer overall incidents.

Columbia Charlie Condon Condon

Notable Lancaster figure profiles as attorney and politician

Born November 19, 1956 in Lancaster, he has two young children Luke four and Sam one. He serves as general counsel of The Springs Co, owned by Elliott Close’s family, and previously was Lancaster County attorney. He ran private practice 1982 to 90 and held a seat in the state House from 1992 to 2004.

Lancaster Luke Sam Lancaster County The Springs Co Elliott Close U.S Strom Thurmond

New desks win mail vote in South Carolina

State senators approved buying $2,900 desks for the renovated Statehouse by a 31 to 15 vote with eight not voting. Some members favored retrofitting existing desks at about $1,900 each while others backed keeping old desks. Aiken Senator Greg Ryberg did not vote.

Columbia Statehouse Aiken Greg Ryberg Aiken County Thomas Moore

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