Spartanburg Democrat Smith wins runoff path for lieutenant governor
In Columbia, Sen. C. Smith of Spartanburg clinched a runoff spot for the Democratic nomination with 34.28 percent as Harvie and Sanders battled for second. GOP nominee Carroll Campbell led the Republican race, with Don Cole set to face Campbell in November. Smith, 52, has 16 years in the legislature, including eight in the Senate. The lieutenant governor salary is $16,250 plus $1,575 as Senate president.
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Meat Prices Rising as Credit Relief Passes House
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz said meat and other farm prices are turning up after a winter plunge. He warned that higher meat costs will hit consumers soon and tied the trend to a government loan program and a $100 million beef and pork purchase to aid cattlemen. The House approved the credit relief bill amid talk of inflation and farm price publicity.
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Revival at Redds Branch Baptist Church Schedule
Revival at Redds Branch Baptist Church runs July 21 to 27 with a Sunday morning kickoff at 11. Homecoming follows, featuring guest speaker Rev. Vernon Bishop of Buck Creek Baptist Church, Spartanburg Association. Evening services start at 7 30, music director Bruce Boatwright leads special music, and a song service follows Homecoming. Pastor is Rev. Raymond Crow.
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