Boan Earns Year To Prove It Was No Fluke In District 7
The Greenville Piedmont reports Sammy Boan, elected to District 7 in a race against Theo Mitchell, has one year to prove his win was not a fluke. Mitchell’s past 90 day prison term and harsh rhetoric weighed against him while Boan’s issue driven, respectful campaign secured 54 percent. The piece frames Boan’s challenge amid district boundaries favoring minority access.
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Aiken Standard contact and publication details
The Aiken Standard offers daily and weekend editions from 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina. It lists subscription numbers delivery hours switchboard and contact instructions for news tips and address changes. The paper is published by Aiken Communications Inc. with a long history since 1867.
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Reagan Era Tenet Tested by 1995 Republican Hopefuls
The Eleventh Commandment guiding Reagan against endorsing attacks on fellow Republicans is breaking down. Lamar Alexander and Pete Wilson trade barbs and releases as polls show shifting support among Tennessee and California voters. Reagan, still cited, would not approve.
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Courtesy Lacking At SCDHPT License Renewal Office
A patron describes poor service at the Ai ken Highway Department on May 9 while renewing a license. She faced an ugly greeting before entry and a confrontational eye test exchange, arguing equipment issues may have affected results.
Letter on rude service at Aiken department and need for training
Deborah N. Robinson complains about rude treatment at the Aiken license office citing a supervisor’s dismissive behavior and long waits. She contrasts with courteous service at North Augusta where an older man was helped and urges better employee training and public courtesy.
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