Campbell and Hartnett Lead Votes by South Carolina Seats
Governor Campbell leads with 14 835 votes and Lt. Governor Hartnett 14 749. U S Senate shows Hollings 13 178 and McMaster 11 060. House and council results include Gentry 288 Rudnick 4 256 and Hill 1 959 with multiple seats listed.
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Hartnett
Theodore
Hollings
McMaster
Obituary notices list several local deaths
Death notices report James M. Cadden Jr Joe R Johnson Raymond C Merchant Isiah Miles George W Parks Mrs Vernon M Pearson and Jones Ray in Girard North Augusta Beech Island Springfield Williston with details on Page 4B.
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James M. Cadden Jr
Girard
Joe R. Johnson
North Augusta
Raymond C. Merchant
Joanna Isiah Miles
Beech Island
George W. Parks
Vernon M. Pearson
Springfield
Jones Ray
Williston
Hollings Wins Easily in South Carolina Senate Race
U S Senator Ernest Hollings won a fourth term with 63 percent of the vote to Henry McMaster’s 36 percent as 94 percent of precincts reported. Campbell won the governor’s race over Daniel by 51 to 48 percent, while Lieutenant Governor Theodore narrowly beat Hartnett, signaling a tight, polarized campaign and potential recount.
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U.S
Ernest Hollings
Henry McMaster
Republican Party
Sen
Hollings
Senate
South
U.S. Attorney
Aiken County
Sen. Hollings
McMaster
Carroll Campbell
Mike Daniel
Campbell
Daniel
William Griffin
Millard Smith
American Party
Nick Theodore
Tommy Hartnett
Theodore
Hartnett
South Carolina
Gaffney
Greenville
Lexington County
Lexington
John Green
Furman University
Aiken County Elects New Faces to Public Office
Election night produced close results across Aiken County with Irene K. Rudnick defeating Tom Woodruff Jr. for District 81, and Charles Sharpe narrowly retaining District 86. Fay Hatcher narrowly lost Seat 1, Rosemary English won Seat 6, Gene Duckett took Seat 5, and Willar Hightower Jr. won Seat 8, as voters changed local leadership.
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Aiken County
S.C
Irene K. Rudnick
Tom G. Woodruff Jr
Rudnick
S.C. Senate
Ted B. Willis
William H
Billy) Jones
Ralph Gunter
Tom Huff
W. Dean Alverson
Fay Hatcher
Ray P. Garvin
Ity
Rosemary English
Jim McKinney
Marilyn Smith
Gene Duckett
Mike Toole
Willar H. Hightower Jr
Aiken
E. Owen Clary
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Woodruff
Anderson
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Alverson
Jones
Gunter
Sharpe
Willis
Garvin
Hatcher
Hill
Duckett
Toole
McKinney
Hightower
Clary
Deere
Rene
Abby Doerr
Ren Cerne
Lewis Grizzard
Eenesenes
Theodore Nudges
Tris
Columbia
Upstate