Dorn Seeks South Carolina Governorship Over Seniority
Longtime congressman Bryan Dorn of South Carolina, a veteran of 25 years in Washington, shifts to run for governor. He resigns House seniority to wage a statewide campaign with a $250,000 effort, pledging no new taxes, targeted industrial growth, and emphasis on education while courting black voters with help from key allies.
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Special Services Award for Aiken Clerk at Ft Gordon
Betty Ann Henderson of Aiken received a Special Services Award for her work as supervisory clerk stenographer in the Department of Surgery at Ft Gordon. She helped organize a secretarial pool vascular registry and clinics. She is daughter of James and Betty Freeman of 303 Lancaster St and wife of George A. Henderson Jr. They reside at 1129 Abbeville Ave NW Aiken with two children.
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Aiken
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Ft. Gordon
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