Ravenel Zeigler Feud Over Leaked Weekend Talks
Florence candidate Nick Zeigler accuses Charleston rival Charles Ravenel of dirty tricks after private weekend talks leaked in distorted form. Ravenel says Zeigler asked him to withdraw and denies wrongdoing while noting Zeigler would not drop out.
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Gilford Trapp Named To Posts In Banking Associations
Belvedere resident Gilford Trapp was elected to the Board of Directors and chairman of Region Three of the South Carolina Bankers Association and serves as treasurer of the Georgia Carolina Bank Administration Institute. He is president of First State National Bank in Belvedere, joined in 1966 as vice president, and has Navy service from the Korean conflict. He is a Camden High School and UNC alum with civic and church involvement.
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South Carolina Senate clears calendar on home rule
The Senate ended its session at 3 30 a m after approving abortion compromise capital improvement bonds and property tax reform by nonconcurrence and setting conference panels. A home rule measure was amended to prevent double taxation by counties for city residents with interim municipal protections.
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House Fights To Wrap Up Business In South Carolina
South Carolina lawmakers met to close out business before Independence Day, approving a proposed constitutional amendment to reform property taxes and tentatively backing a home rule bill for counties and cities. Senate and House versions differ, likely sending both to conference committees. Disputes center on tax classifications and local government control, with time constraints delaying municipal provisions.
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Williams Freed On $1 200 Bond
Civil rights leader Hosea Williams his son Andre and Rev W J Stafford were bound over to criminal court on inciting to riot parading without a permit unlawful assembly obstructing streets and violating the safe streets act Andre Williams also faces a Georgia Drug Abuse Control Act charge Bond for Hosea Williams was reduced to 1200 from 10200 He was released to attend funerals after earlier refusing bond The protests followed the shooting of a Black teenager by an Atlanta police officer in a clash with demonstrators.
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