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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1982

Page

3

Democrats Rally As Derrick Sees GOP Fall in Time

Rep. Butler Derrick told about 300 at the Aiken County Democratic Convention that Americans distressed by the economy are returning to the Democratic fold. He forecast 35 to 40 new House members next year and criticized Reagan policies including a large deficit and 10 percent tax cut. He warned on El Salvador and noted party leadership changes with Pete Nuessle elected county chairman and eight vice chairs named.

Butler Derrick Rep Derrick Aiken County House of Representatives Senate White House Reagan United States Middle America Edgefield el Salvador Vietnam Arthur Lamback Bill Clyburn Mildred Karraker

Gary Gunter to Oppose Derrick in 3rd District Race

Gary Gunter of Anderson, a Republican and elementary school teacher from Pelzer, announced he will challenge incumbent Democrat Butler Derrick in the 3rd District congressional race. Gunter cites Derrick’s district record and a housing project dispute with local homeowners as motivation.

Anderson Gary Gunter Butler Derrick Gunter Derrick Pelzer Edgefield East Anderson Anderson Housing Authority Williamston Road GOP

Precincts Seek Republican Chairs for Upcoming Election

The article lists the Republican Party precinct chairs for the November election with many precincts assigned to individuals. Several precincts currently lack appointed chairmen.

Republican Party Joe Dunkin Alan Wilkes Helen Deane Alice Conner Ken Goad Sheldon Rideout J.M. Riley Edwin Farmer Curtis Briscoe Charles Dorsey Hoyt Dunfieth Bob Kaney Ronald Feller James C. Watkins Jr Arne Flifht Raymond Campbell Myra Holley William R. Wilcox Harold Graybeal Oliver B. West S.B. Bell Carl Padgett Clinton Cowart Ben Christensen George Looney Jr Michael Brisson Hubert Spivey Linda Call

Oswald Seeks Democratic Nod After Remap Boost

Oswald says the new 2nd Congressional District improves his bid to unseat Floyd D. Spence. Spence accepts the district, while Oswald, a West Columbia attorney, announces from Lexington County that he will seek the Democratic nomination and aims to represent the area he calls home.

Columbia Lexington County Billy S. Oswald Floyd D. Spence Rep. Spence R-S.c Thc Oswald West Columbia Richland County

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