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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1970
Page
3
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A damaged OCR extract shows scattered names and place labels with numbers and addresses. Readable elements include Belvedere and Whiteford areas, Oak Grove, Tabernacle, Eureka, and scattered figures, suggesting a fragmented public listing or directory page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Tabernacle
Eureka
Shaws Ford
Pig Uste
Ike Belvedere
Mowimerenc
College Acres
Jackseov
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County Council And Referendum Update From Local Meeting
A readable fragment notes a council session addressing Referendum 380 and local governance matters. It references the Tabernacle and multiple numeric figures, including percentages and tallies, indicating budget or attendance details discussed at the meeting. The legibility limits full context.
Democrats Turn Back GOP Surge in South Carolina
In South Carolina, Democrats secured a governor, preserved incumbents and won four Black legislators, sweeping the state House races. Only GOP gains came in the 2nd District where Floyd Spence defeated Heyward McDonald. Election returns showed a strong Democratic performance amid racial issues and national political alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
Congress
Floyd Spence
Heyward McDonald
GOP
U. S. House
John West
Camden
Robert McNair
Albert Watson
Palmetto
Watson
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Strom Thurmond
McNair
South Carolina Election Returns Show Democrats Winning Major Offices
With most precincts reporting Democrat John West takes governor race 224,023 to 191,929 while Democrat Earle Morris leads for lieutenant governor. Congress seats go to Democrats in the 1st, 3rd, and 5th districts with Republicans winning in the 2nd. other statewide offices reelect several incumbents.
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Watson
Congress
West
South Carolina
Wade Hampton
Red Shirt Legion
A. Q
Red’ Bethea
South Carolina Independent Party
Thomas D. Broadwater
United Citizens Party
Earle Morris
Pickens
Democratic Party
Greenville
James B. Henderson
E. E. Watson
Spartanburg
John West
Albert Watson
E.E. Watson
L. Mendel Rivers
James Mann
Floyd Spence
McDonald
Spence
Bryan Dorn
Four Negroes Elected To S.C. House
Four African American candidates win seats in the South Carolina House for the 1971 session. Leevy Johnson James Felder Herbert Fleming and James Clyburn win in Columbia and Charleston, with Clyburn’s margin tight and subject to potential recount under state law. The last Black legislator in South Carolina was James W. Bolt.
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Watson
South Carolina
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
House of Representatives
J. S. Leevy Johnson
James Felder
Columbia
Charleston County
Herbert Fielding
James Clyburn
State House of Senate
James W. Bolts
Georgetown
Leevy Johnson
Herbert Fleming
Charleston
Clyburn
John Bourne
Palmetto
James W. Bolt
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