Resigning Magistrate Seeks Sheriff Race in Aiken County
Magistrate Raymond A Holley of Graniteville Vaucluse Warrenville and Eureka resigned effective last Monday to run for sheriff. He cited court rules and alleged abuses by the local sheriff and deputies as his motive. Sheriff Ralph Gunnells dismissed the accusations as political hogwash and a court chief praised Holley while arranging case handling. Holley and his secretary Darnell P Gay and Constable Calvin Hill also resigned to avoid campaigning interference. Both Holley and Gunnells are Democrats with others seeking the nomination.
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Graniteville
Vaucluse
Warrenville
Eureka
Holley
Aiken County
Ralph Gunnells
B.E. Nichols
Jack Atkinson
Gene Clark
Have You Heard at Joy of Living luncheon remarks
Father Robert Shahan told the Joy of Living group that people set watches high when speaking but ignore them later. The event featured a light moment about attention and timing as he prepared to address the attendees.
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Robert Shahan
Winds Leave Mark On South Aiken
High winds in South Aiken caused damage across multiple properties. H.C. Coward reported three buildings flattened near Banks Mill Road and Pine Log intersection, along with a 100-year-old barn and woodhouse. James Padgett described five blown pines, two striking his house, amid a tornado watch that night.
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South Aiken
Banks Mill Road
Pine Log
H.C. Coward
Coward
Aiken
Bob Mauney
Aiken County
Johns
James Padgett
Chukker Creek Road
Padgett
Mondale Returns to Fight in Illinois Primary
Walter Mondale claims a strong Illinois primary win signals a comeback and vows to attack rival Gary Hart on foreign policy and Jewish voters issues. Jesse Jackson preserves a three way race, showing Rainbow Coalition influence but solid support remains mostly within black voters, setting stage for a protracted nomination battle.
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Chicago
Walter F. Mondale
Gary Hart
New York
Mondale
Hart
Illinois
Jesse Jackson
Aiken County Considers Referendum On Council Manager Form
Aiken County Council directed the election commission to set a date for a referendum on changing from a council administrator to a council manager form. If approved by voters, the treasurer and auditor could be appointed rather than elected, pending state and local approvals and a 60 day waiting period.
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the Election Commission
Aiken
Robert Bell
U.S. Justice Department
Fay Hatcher
Election Commission
Mike McElhaney
Mim Woodring
Ralph Cullinan
County Election Commission
Bell
Arthur Lamback
Aiken County
South Carolina
York County
Hatcher
Aiken Hunt Meet Highlights Top Trainers And Races
Saturday marks the start of two key races at Clark Field the Aiken Hunt Meet and the National Steeplechase events. Top trainer Jonathan Sheppard leads seven entries including Flatterer while Janet Elliot fields nine horses and Charles Fenwick Jr. sends two. The Coors Imperial Cup features ten horses with a $10000 purse as planners tout tickets, parking and a Dixieland band entertainment package for attendees.
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Hunt Association
Clark Field
Jonathan Sheppard
Sheppard
Janet Elliot
Charles Fenwick Jr
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Ronald Houghton
Elliot
Spouting Creeque
Quiet Bay
Finnway Lad
Percy Sharp
Nancy Miller
Kings Parade
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Codicioso
Carring Dir
Barbara McWade
Richard Hendricks
Powerhouse Road
Audubon Drive
Aiken Hunt Meet
Aiken Sertoma Club
Aiken Steeplechase Association
Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Aiken Steeplechase Associaton
Aiken Drug
Woodruff Drug
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