Gloverville Cottage Listings Include Private Acreage and More
Property ad offers 4.25 private acres with 2 master bedrooms 3 other bedrooms 5 full baths 2 half baths guest cottage pool rose garden brick wall asking 275000 Gracie Waters. Gloverville and Ruth Alexander advertise a neat cottage 2 bedrooms large kitchen 19900 Jan Canady promotes a 4 bedroom home 132500 at 1591 Dibble Rd 3600 sq ft heated cooled 1 acre lot call 649 4253 after 4 pm.
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Gracie Waters
Gloverville
Ruth Alexander
Dibble Rd
Trolley Line
Tim Jones
Houndslake
Dot Lewis
Hemingway votes on secession from Williamsburg County
Voters in Hemingway face a secession decision from Williamsburg County as polls open this week. In a prior protest about 100 black residents marched two miles through the town with signs opposing annexation by Florence, kneeling to pray at key intersections.
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Hemingway
Johnson Township
Williamsburg County
Florence County
Williamsburg
Bill Divorces Refiners From Gas Stations
South Carolina battles over the Petroleum Fair Market Act seek to force refiners to separate from retail stations. The bill would forbid refiner owned outlets and prohibit below cost sales, aiming to protect independent stations and oil jobbers from price wars and market control by major refiners.
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Columbia
South Carolina
General Assembly
State Oil Jobbers Association
David Reed
Association
Reed
Jennings G. McAbee
D-Mccormick
Robert Sheheen
Sheheen
D-Kershaw
Edward Craig
State Petroleum Council
Hess
Kaye
Direct
Mike McDonald
Maryland Petroleum Council
Maryland
McDonald
Craig
Petroleum Council
Indigent Care and Overcrowding Top Legislative Priorities
AP survey of 54 South Carolina lawmakers shows indigent care and prison overcrowding as top issues after the budget. Textiles lobby is named the strongest at the State House with education funding and blue laws reform among other priorities. House backs indigent care funding around 53 percent with partial support at 12.5 percent.
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Columbia
General Assembly
Associated Press
State House
House
Chamber
Fees For Sunday Liquor Permits Boost State Coffers
State officials report Sunday liquor sales permits have added 230000 to state coffers since four areas gained approval last November. About 1530 permits issued as ABC Commission notes large establishments buy six months at a time while smaller outlets purchase individually. Communities including Columbia Charleston Hilton Head and Tega Cay in York County approved permits.
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Columbia
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Charleston
Hilton Head
Tega Cay
York County
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Southwood
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Eloise Fair
Lucy Johnson
Sheila Youngbi
Toni-Altman
Merrill Gidding
Cathy Haas
Jim McKinney
College Acres
Great Rm
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Pan
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North Augusta
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Findley
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Wisireplace
Aiken
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Dorinda Love
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Dorinda
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Bobbie Saucier
Lou Grant
Joan Bonder
Donna Ward
Ellen Sillasen
Steve Borstad
Robert Ludwick
Mares Ueree
Gem Lakes
Hounds Lake
Jan Canady
Banks Mill RD
Biddle Realty, Inc
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Beach Front
Aiken Apt
Lisa
Jefferson Davis Hwy
Bluff Manor Apartments
Hitchcock Pkwy
Honper
Ratchford Real Estate
Park Avenless
Silver Bluff Rd
Realtor
South Side
Aiken Estates
Richard Herold
Electronic Realty Associates. Inc
Rachel Harper
Bill
Kathleen Earles
Nicholas Sipe
ABC Commission
Biddle Realty Inc. Farms-Timberland Estates
Arden Morgan
Tom Biddle
Ken Hardin
Kellogg Park
Coldwell Bankcr
Houndslake Realty
New Ellenton
Leonard Yaun
Fairway
Lake View
Call Dot Lewis
Park Ave
Aiken County
Leonard YaUuns
Moore
Ridge Spring
Crosland Park
Carnoustie Ct
Cedar Ranch
Bill Crothers
Courtney Conger Deannie Shaffer
Judy Allen
Brick Ranch
Briarcliff
Rae Price
Sally Brodie
Sandy Priester
Shirley Shaw
Audrey Graham
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