South Carolina Runoffs Set After Tumbling Primary Results
South Carolina voters head to runoffs in two weeks with BRANTLEY HARVEY JR and RICHARD RILEY set to duel for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination while Ed Young faces Dick Riley in the statewide Republican race. Delaware.
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South Carolina
Brantley Harvey Jr
Beaufort
Richard
Dick) Riley
Greenville
Ed Young
Florence
W.J. Bryan Dorn
Greenwood
U.S
Young
Columbia
Raymon Finch
Young-Finch
Nancy Stevenson
Charleston
Horace Smith
Spartanburg
Tom Smith
Stevenson- Smith
John Stroud
Charles D
Pug) Ravenel
Strom Thurmond
Ravenel
John Bolt Culbertson
James T
Tom) Triplett
Chester
State Senate
Aiken County
Senate
Bryan Dorn
Brantley Harvey
Aiken Countiaas
Horace C. Smith
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights and A Comical Hat Tale
John Beckum stood in for the vacationing president at the Rotary Club and enjoyed the front near the press section. A member teased him about chasing ink, while Paul Benbow arrived with an unusual Hawaiian hat from his trip, joking about its origin as worst hula dancer or island king.
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John Beckum
Rotary Club
Paul Benbow
Luau
Sunny spell ahead with warm temperatures
A cool night gives way to a sunny Thursday with a forecasted high in the mid 80s. The chance of rain remains near zero for the next 24 hours as a warm, fair spell continues.
Hill Wins In Two Seat Aiken County Council Primary
In the Aiken County Council primaries two seats are decided with runoff races. Medwell Hill defeated Gene Rollins 527 to 303 in district two to face Republican Gordon Knight in November. Fay Hatcher beat incumbent Lucas Ray 569 to 512 in district one and advances to a June 27 runoff. Clifton Garvin earned 278 votes. Runoffs determine November opponents for Eleanor Rumph and potential third terms for Ray.
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William T
Tom) McElveen
Lynchburg
S.C
Marion D. McGowan
Warrenville
Thomas L. Moore
Clearwater
McGowan
Moore
Michael D. Duncan
Langley
Randy D. Huff
Huff
M. Judson Busbee
Wagener
Busbee
Thomas C. Brandner
Brandner
Aiken County
Fay
Nelson) Hatcher
Windsor
Lucas Ray
County Council
Area One
Hatcher
Ray
G. Clifton Garvin Jr
Garvin
Eleanor Rumph
Aiken County Council
Medwill Hill
New Ellenton
Hill
Gene Rollins
Gordon L. Knight
Max A. Meek
Meek
Hiram C
Dick) Scott
Leon Hare
V.J
Johnny) Ray
Medwell Hill
Rollins
Gordon Knight
Fay Hatcher
Clifton Garvin
Election Commission
Ralph C. Haywood
Busbee Wins District 86 in Democratic Primary Runoff
Incumbent M Judson Busbee won District 86 with a two to one vote over Thomas C Brandner. In District 84 Marion D McGowan faces Tommy Moore in a June 27 runoff after McGowan led with 773 votes to Moore's 619 and Mike Duncan 232.
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House of Representatives
M. Judson Busbee
Thomas C. Brandner
Marion D. McGowan
Thomas L
Tommy) Moore
McGowan
Moore
Mike Duncan
Aiken County
Busbee
Max Meek Wins Aiken District Magistrate Primary
Max A. Meek won the Aiken district magistrate advisory primary with 1,290 votes, defeating three rivals who together totaled 1,819. Hiram C. Scott, W. J. Ray, and Leon Hare trailed, while Meek hugged his son David in celebration. governor can appoint after Senate advice and consent.
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Aiken
Max A. Meek
Meek
Hiram C. Scott
W.J. Ray
Leon Hare
David
Senate
Aiken County
Inside Today Highlights Aiken County Obituaries
Aiken County edition summarizes local obituaries and brief updates across sections. Includes desk comics and editorial notes with elections coverage, weather snapshot, and sports highlights from nearby teams.
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Aiken County
Dear Abby Comics
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Culbertson
McElveen
Triplett
James E. Clyburn
John T. Campbell
Henry L. Jolly
Charlie G. Williams
William B. Royster
Carlos W. Gibbons
Adjutant General
James W. Henderson
Richard Burke
Eston Marchant
Henry G
Albert Miles
Isabel Vandervelde
Jeannie Lancaster
Max Meek
Marvin McGowan
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