Army captain seeks defense focus in Westminster bid
Barrett, a Westminster native and six year South Carolina House member, advocates national defense priority with Bush era policy. The Citadel graduate and Barretts Furniture owner cultivates support from his wife Natalie and three children Madison Jeb and Ross.
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Westminster
Barrett
S.C
House of Representatives
Citadel
Barrett's
Natalie
Madison
Jeb
Ross
Congressiona
Aiken County
Aiken
S.C. House of Representatives
Barrett's Furniture
Barrettforcongress.com
Campaign material highlights for Greenwood candidate Klauber
The candidate, a native of Greenwood and Citadel and USC Law graduate, cites tax relief, school control by parents and teachers, senior prescription drug benefits, Social Security preservation, military strength, and classroom safety. He served on Greenwood City Council and has sat in the House since 1992. Married to Karen Hughston, they have a daughter.
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Bush
Bill Clinton
Greenwood
Klauber
The
Citadel
University of South Carolina School of Law
House of Representatives
Karen Elizabeth Hughston
Mauve
Elizabeth
Third District GOP runoff set after tight recount
Barrett leads the June 11 Republican primary with 27 529 votes 44 percent eliminating Klauber by 27 votes in a 10 county district wide recount. Barrett and Klauber seek the GOP nomination to replace Rep Lindsey Graham in Washington while Graham runs for Senate.
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Peggy O'Leary
Barrett
Klauber
George Dueworth
GOP
Rep
Lindsey Graham
R-S.c
Washington, D.C
Graham
Strom ‘Thurmond
Thurmond
Fire arson case tied to love letter claim in Colorado
A friend of suspect Terry Barton says a note from her estranged husband was inside a campfire ring when the big wildfire started. Prosecutors blame Barton for arson in the June blaze near Denver that displaced thousands. Barton pleads not guilty and faces trial August 26 with potential decades in prison.
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Denver
Forest Service
Colorado
Terry Barton
Connie Work
Barton
John
Terry
Work
Squaw Valley
Calif
John Barton
Friends
Rel
Sanford campaign caravan frames a seven way primary
Campaigns seven way primary featured endorsements from Attorney General Charlie Condon and Jon Ormint, both backing Sanford who previously served three terms in the US House. The caravan included Thad Ozmint and Jim Miles, stopping in Columbia and Newberry as abortion opponents pitched in, while Peeler toured towns and faced criticism from law enforcement supporters. Sanford contested ads as effective yet off message, with analysts noting Peeler’s need to gain Sanford support to win.
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Charlie Condon
Jon Ormint
Condon
Sanford
House
Ozmint
St. George
Thad
Jim Miles
Columbia
State House Steps
Suburban Express
Peeler
Newberry
Prosperity
Union
Scott Huffman
Winthrop University
Prilosec May Become Over the Counter Drug
FDA advisory panel voted 16 to 2 to allow nonprescription sales of Prilosec marketed as the little purple pill. Panel urged clearer labeling and consumer guidance on who should use the product and when, requesting studies and an improved label before approval.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA Gastrointestinal Drugs
Victor Raczkowski
FDA
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Tives
Greg Paschal
CFP
Edwards & Sons Inc
Silver Bluff
Makita Power Drill
N Moore Paints
Adams Supply Company
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Belvedere
Ford
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James Metts
Anford
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