Tuesday Winners List From South Carolina Elections
A compiled list of victors across state and local races appears in the paper, naming politicians such as Jim Hoages, Bob Peeler, Charlie Condon, Stan Spears, Inez Tenenbaum, Kim Miles, Les Tindal, Fritz Hollings, Mark Sanford, Floyd Spence, Lindsey Graham, Jim DeMint, John Spratt, James Clyburn, William Clyburn, Scott Beck, J Roland Smith, Charles Sharpe, Kathy Rawls, Susan Giddings, Phil Napier, Joel Randall, Rosemary English, Edward Swartz, plus local boards and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hoages
Governo
Bob Peeler
Charlie Condon
Stan Spears
Adj
Inez Tenenbaum
Kim Miles
Sec
State
Les Tindal
Agric
U.S. House
Mark Sanford
Floyd Spence
Lindsey Graham
Kim DeMint
John Spratt
James Clyburn
Democrat Hodges wins South Carolina governor race
In Columbia Democrat Jim Hodges defeats incumbent Republican David Beasley to become South Carolina’s governor. Hodges cites education reform as his mandate while Beasley concedes. both parties vow to work together. Hodges benefits from video gambling funding and a strong turnout with 98 percent of precincts reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Jim Hodges
David Beasley
Hodges
Beasley
South Carolina
Bob Peeler
Nick Theodore
Peeler
Dick Harpoothan
Harpootlian
Statehouse
Obituary Notices on Page 2B Listed Residents
Obituary notices list Thomas Baskett Charlotte Ethel Burke North Charleston Inez Berry Harrell Aiken Leonard W. Mills Lexington Donald Robert Moseley Aiken Hollis B Thornton Aiken Ida Mae York Lexington referenced in page 2B notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Baskett
Charlotte
Ethel Burke
North Charleston
Inez Berry Harrell
Aiken
Leonard W. Mills
Lexington
Donald Robert Moseley
Hollis B. Thornton
Ida Mae York
Georgia Lottery Tuesday Draw Summary Card
Georgia lottery results show Cash 3 Midday 2438 and Cash 3 Evening 0 2. Cash 4 95 65 Pantany 6 22426 2091 The Big Game numbers 19 32 35 60, with large money Balt.
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Pantany
Hollings Captures Seventh Senate Term in South Carolina
Senator Ernest Hollings won a seventh consecutive term in South Carolina defeating Republican Bob Inglis as President Clinton phoned congratulations. With 96 percent of precincts reporting Hollings led 52 percent to 46 percent, amid questions of vulnerability and lingering approval ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ernest “Fritz
Hollings
Bob Inglis
South Carolina
Clinton
West Wing
House
Barry Torv
Inglis
Jim Hodges
David Beasley
Rhinehart wins state recreation honor for Aiken department
Rhinehart, director of the City of Aiken Parks and Recreation Department, was named the 1998 Professional of the Year by the South Carolina Recreation and Parks Association at its Myrtle Beach conference. He has served since 1980 and credits his team and the community for the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry R. Rhinehart
Rhinehart
City of
Ginny Southworth
Terry Rhinehart
The
C. Recreation and Parks Asion
Hodges Triumph Signals New Era In South Carolina
In a dramatic statewide vote Democrat Jim Hodges surged ahead of Republican incumbent David Beasley for governor. Aiken County Democrat chair Charlie Staples hailed Hodges strong showing while Republican Diane Giddings faced gloom as results favored Hodges. Senator Fritz Hollings widened his lead over Bob Inglis, cementing a decisive night in state politics. Floyd Spence’s race also shaped local results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Democratic Party
Charlie Staples
Republican Party
Diane Giddings
Jim Hodges
David Beasley
Hodges
Staples
Aiken
Fritz Hollings
Bob Inglis
Floyd Spence
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U.S. Senate
Ernest
Fritz) Hollings
William Clyburn
Scott Beck
J. Roland Smith
Charles Sharpe
Kathy Rawls
Susan Giddings
Phil Napier
Joel F. Randall
Edward Swartz
Joyce C. Heatherly
Bath Water & Sewer
Edward Williamson
S.C
Rachel
Cel
John Willie Summer
Little Mountain
Mary Wood Beasley
Abby
Senate
By Craig Gibbs
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