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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2008
Page
1
Aiken Special Olympian John Bradford Ill With Pancreatitis
John Bradford, a longtime Aiken Special Olympian, was born with cerebral palsy and is now seriously ill with acute pancreatitis mild pneumonia and an infection. He has been hospitalized at Aiken Regional Medical Centers since last Friday. 3A Older Americans are the fastest growing group of cohabitants with MWAge 50 cohabitants and older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
John Bradford
Deaths and Funerals Aiken area notice 6A
Obituaries list Clifton Floyd and Shirley Ann Lex along with Marjorie W. Nelson Shirley Mae McKevie Seawright and Mildred Phillips Taylor from Aiken and New Ellenton with funeral details and service notes in the 6A deaths and funerals insert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann Lex
Aiken
Marjorie W
Stroker) Nelson
Shirley Mae McKevie Seawright
Mildred Phillips Taylor
New Ellenton
South Carolina House race sees large fundraising tied to SCRG ads
In District 81, SCRG spending on mailers and ads against Tom Young drew scrutiny as a federal suit seeks disclosure of issue advocacy. Campaign finance reports show total contributions of 126,893 and expenditures of 105,556 with 12,000 returned by Scott Singer and a line item for John Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolinians For Responsible Government
Tom Young
S.C. Ethics Commission
SCRG
Scott Singer
Singer
Club For Growth
Young
Ethics Commission tracks large campaign donors in SC House races
The South Carolina Ethics Commission maintains campaign finance reports detailing contributors who give more than $100. The maximum contribution by a company or individual in a House race is $1,000 per election cycle. Review records at sc.gov PublicReporting by searching for a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina Ethics Commission
Singer returns funds
Tim O Briant reports that a singer repaid funds in a financial settlement. Details specify the return of public or donor money with no additional context about parties or amounts, indicating a corrective action resolved by the performer and the approving body.
Singer returns most out-of-state donations after failed primary bid
Republican Scott Singer says he has returned all but 3000 of a 15000 contribution from Howard Rich and his network based in New York. The funds arrived in 1000 increments from groups sharing the same New York City address and linked to the activist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Singer
S.C
Singer
New York
Young wins unopposed Republican bid for District 81 seat
Tom Young claims no obligation to any donor after securing the District 81 South Carolina House nomination. He topped rival Scott Singer in fundraising, with more than 126000 in contributions to 92000 for Singer. Both filed campaign disclosures with the South Carolina Ethics Commission on July 10 detailing sources and spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C
Tom Young
Planning Commission to weigh fourth MLK renaming plan
The Aiken Planning Commission will hear Aug 12 to decide whether to rename 1.3 miles of Beaufort Street from Rudy Mason Parkway to Richland Avenue Martin Luther King Street. The rest of Beaufort Street would stay the same. Lifelong resident John Winfield, a retired police officer, proposed the tribute to King.
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Aiken
Winfield
City of Aiken
King
Martin Luther King
Food Lion
Lloyd Kennedy Charter School
Willow Run
Michael Gibbons
John Winfield
Beaufort Street
Martin Luther King Street
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