Gubernatorial race key claims focus on public welfare
Seven Democrats seek the governorship with pledges to tax relief for food and medicine, government efficiency, and economic growth. Lt. Gov. Earle Morris touts his 24 year record of social programs as voter appeal, while Brantley Harvey emphasizes education and home influence on student outcomes. Tom Turnipseed vows swift lawsuits against lawyer legislators, and Carlos Gibbons criticizes middle school standards as regressive.
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Dorn
Earle Morris
St. George
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General Assembly
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Saluda Football Star Richard Brooks Presumed Drowned
Richard Brooks 19 a Saluda High School football standout who was to join the University of South Carolina this fall disappeared while swimming at Greenwood State Park. Rescue crews searched the lake area through Sunday night as Brooks, one of South Carolina’s top football talents, apparently drowned in the lake at Greenwood State Park.
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Richard Brooks
Saluda
University of South Carolina
Brooks
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Greenwood State Park
Golf Widow Meets Abusive Home Quietly
Dear Abby letters reveal a wife frustrated by constant fault finding and a golfer husband preferring the quiet of the course. A second note asks about handling a 19 year old collie whose care and vet decision strain a second marriage. Abby sides with mercy for the dog and urges medical or humane guidance.
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Dear Abby
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AMC
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Pendleton & Richland
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Cinema AL UL Asa Ee
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