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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1976

Page

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New Council Formed with Five Republicans Nine Dems in County Power Shift

In GIKEM County a record turnout reshuffles the council. Former County Commissioner Carrol H. Warner defeated Vice Chairman Charles W. Prosser for chairman as 31,931 voters chose among six freshmen. New members include Democrats Medwell Hill Marvin E. Dunbar and Homer L. McGee. Republicans Mim Woodring Walter C. Guy Jr John H. Pound. Incumbents Ray Culinan and Lucas Ray retained seats. Five sworn four-year terms due to vote distribution.

Lin Smithwick Aiken County Carrol H. Warner Charles W. Prosser Warner Prosser Medwell Hill Crat Marvin E. Dunbar Mim Woodring John H. Pound Homer L. McGee Walter C. Guy Jr Ralph F. Cullinan Lucas Ray Hill James F. Polattie Polattie Laurie Livingston Pound Livingston Sandra Gray Forest L. Kirby Walter C. Guy Fay W R. Cullinan Guy Bar Woodring

Election At A Glance Counts and Contested Races

County races list council and board members while state contests include U S Congress Senate and governors. The school referendum passed for construction bonds while a tax increase was defeated. Carter led nationwide with 51 percent and 272 electoral votes.

U.S

Democrats sweep Senate races in District Eight landslide

Incumbent Republican Gilbert E. McMillan is reelected to a third term with 44 966 votes as Democrat Rodney Albert scores 34 843. Democrats Knotts Turnipseed and Setzler topple Republican foes in other races with margins of 51 130 to 30 557 51 337 to 31 063 and 40 879 to 40 468 respectively. Setzler wins after a recount is ordered. In Ai ken County all precincts show McMillan Knotts and Turnipseed leading.

Senate Gilbert E. McMillan Rodney Albert McMillan William E Bill) Knotts Tom Turnipseed Nikki G Setzler Setzler Addison Joe) Wilson Setzler-Wilson Wilson Turnipseed District Eight Aiken County Albert Knotts Laughlin

Mrs. Ergle Defeats Scott for Register of Mesne Conveyance

Harvey L. Ergle, a Republican, defeats Democrat Cleo J. Scott by 491 votes to win the office of register of mesne conveyance. Ergle led in most precincts including Aiken No 6 and Millbrook No 20, with notable margins in College Acres and North Augusta No 28. Scott briefly led in Salley No 32 and Aiken No 2, while Ergle did not appear at the final tally.

William T Cleo J Ergle North Augusta No. 28 Scott Aiken County

Carter wins presidency securing 272 electoral votes

President-elect Jimmy Carter clinched the White House with 272 electoral votes, two over the 270 needed. The Associated Press tally shows Wisconsin and Mississippi delivering the decisive majority while Oregon Maine and Ohio stayed close and California swung to Ford earlier in the night. Carter returned to Plains after the victory celebration.

Donald M. Rothberg Washington Jimmy Carter Plains White House Old South Industrial Carter Gerald Ford Wisconsin Mississippi Associated Press Oregon Maine Ford Ohio

Grant. Mrs. Roe Win Easily

Two Democrats won re election to sheriff and clerk of court by landslide margins in yesterday’s county vote. Incumbent Paul D Grant defeated Republican George B McCormick by 21 339 to 9 491 votes for auditor and treasurer positions.

Grant Roe Paul D Grant George B. McCormick

New York Impounds Voting Machines After Court Order

Statewide operation moves 25000 voting machines to a central location after a late night court order backed by White House approval. Republicans alleged irregularities in Tuesday's election. A Board of Elections spokesman said trucks were en route to collect and secure the machines. A separate note mentions a Carter appearance amid a large welcoming crowd with a tearful moment as he spoke.

New York New York State White House Board of Elections New York City

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New Council Gikem County Presser Dunbar Charles Jackson Cleve Edmunds the Board of Commission James K. Gregory Cullinan Tor Gregory Republican Democrat Miriam Woodring William A. Rees Cecil Collins Marion D. McGowan Irene K. Rudnick M. Judson Busbee William E. Knotts, Jr Joe’’ Wilson Sylvia W. Westerdahi George A. Williams Sue H. Roe James L. Gregory Carl M. Hair Mesne Virginia RR Paul D. Grant Margie H. Plunkett Mendel J. Davis Floyd D. Spence Butler C. Derrick James R. Mann Kenneth L. Holland John W. Jenrette Jr Congress U.S. Senate Ariz Hawaii Neb N.Y Tenn Calif Ind N.M R.L Utah Wye N.C Wash W.va del. N Ahe Ae U.S. House Rep SEN G. E. McMillan William E. Knotts Tom Nikkig Demos California Atlanta By Jeane Hall Bulletin Virginia Eagle
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