Primary Delay Certain But Date Still Indefinite
South Carolina's Democratic primary will not be held on June 13. The Senate indefinitely delayed the ballot while House leaders seek Sept. 5 as a new date, pending a three judge federal panel ruling on reapportionment. House action next week could make the delay law, but it currently is not.
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South Carolina
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House
James P. Stevens
Judiciary Committee
James B. Ellisor
State Election Commission
One Warrant Still Alive Against Richland Chairman
A 21-year-old candidate filed one warrant against Richland County Council Chairman John V. Green. Magistrate Ken Love will not serve the simple assault charge but has not ruled on the disorderly conduct charge. The case arises from a public hearing when Mangum and his parents were asked to leave after seeking council intervention in the school board’s refusal to rehire Mangum’s mother.
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Richland County Council
Ken Love
John V. Green
Ronald Wayne Mangum
Green
Mangum
Aiken Standard Info Page 1867 Publication Details
Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays. Located at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. Includes AP dispatch rights and advertising correction policy with rates for carrier and mail delivery.
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Aiken
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Your Horoscope for Today Based on Your Sign
Aries and Taurus clouds clear with focused effort and quiet thought. Gemini seeks clarity while Cancer advances with work pressures. Leo contemplates a major shift and Virgo rests to count blessings. Libra treats current changes as normal development and Scorpio resists sudden changes. Sagittarius urges planning ahead, Capricorn values routine, Aquarius favors spontaneous cooperation, Pisces seeks rest and rewards.
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Wofford charges rumors on 200000 for tidal titles
Senator Thomas A. Wofford says rumors cite $200000 being spent to secure title to old rice field tidelands as the Tidelands Protection Act advances in the Senate. He urges open hearings. supporters insist marshland protections and private rice fields have long been held privately.
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Columbia
Thomas A. Wofford
Wofford
Greenville
Senate
House
Tidelands Claims Commission
South Carolina
Dennis
House Limits License Tax On Insurance Companies
The South Carolina House tentatively passed a bill limiting municipal business license taxes on insurance firms. The compromise caps taxes at graduated rates for property and life health and accident insurers, with final reading next Tuesday before Senate transmission. The measure, approved 57 to 33, aims to curb inequity vs other firms despite potential loss of city revenue.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Brantley Harvey
Dbeaufort
South Carolina Municipal Association
House
Ways and Means
Harvey
Senate
Planned Parenthood Clinic Set For Wagener Event
Planned Parenthood of Aiken County will hold a family planning clinic Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at Saron Baptist Church in Wagener for residents of Wagener Salley and New Holland. Mrs. Josephine Mathews and Planned Parenthood nurses and doctors will attend.
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Planned Parenthood of
Aiken County
Author Agnes Sanford to lead Teaching Mission of Prayer
Agnes Sanford will conduct a Teaching Mission on Prayer and Healing May 21 25 at the Church of the Advent in Spartanburg.
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Agnes Sanford
Church of the Advent
Spartanburg
Fire call prompts council to add staff and gear
Fire Chief Charles Chestnut left a City Council meeting for a fire call and returned asking for two additional firemen and more equipment. The council approved the request during the Tuesday night session in North Myrtle Beach.
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North Myrtle Beach
S.C
Charles Chestnut
Vast Ocean Riches Surmise Enrich World Markets
Scientists estimate oceans hold about 10 million tons of gold 500 million tons of silver and 20 billion tons of uranium scattered in Earth’s 300 million cubic mile seas. These figures imply vast potential resources though extraction remains complex and costly.
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