Harpootlian Receives Lawyer Donations in South Carolina Race
Private lawyers who work for state and local governments gave 88010 to Democratic attorney general candidate Dick Harpootlian, more than twice the amount given to Republican opponent Charles Condon. The Post and Courier notes both candidates favor cutting 12.5 million paid to law firms for non criminal work.
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Hendrix Name Excluded From Official Sample Ballot
Republican lawmakers report Tom Hendrix’s name was omitted from the official sample ballot at GOP legislators’ request. Several National Guard members among the lawmakers have withdrawn their support for Hendrix.
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Obituary notices list six regional deaths on page 10A
Death notices announce Sallie Odom George Prestwood James C. Brown Ruth Edwards Leo Groomes and Cecil Ready with brief biographical notes across Aiken Wagoner Hartsville North Augusta Graniteville communities. The notices appear in the Page 10A obituary section.
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Sallie Odom
Aiken
George Prestwood
James C. Brown
Wagoner
Ruth Edwards
Hartsville
Leo Groomes
North Augusta
Cecil Ready
Graniteville
Habitat for Humanity House Day Bazaar aids Aiken family
Members of the Adult Fellowship Sunday School at First Presbyterian Church organized a Habitat for Humanity fundraiser in Aiken to build a home for a local family. The bazaar featured house themed decor, bird houses, wreaths, ornaments, and items to assist construction with blocks and windows sold to raise funds.
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Kimberly Robichaux
John Robichaux
Chad Robichaux
Kelly Reichel
Aiken
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First Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts
Garcia
Frances Hamilton
Debaters Trade Jabs in Columbia Governor Forum
Republican David Beasley and Democrat Nick Theodore spar in an hour long WIS-TV debate ahead of Tuesday's election. They attack each other's ads and link the opponent to Operation Lost Trust and Statehouse corruption while defending campaign tactics and positions on school choice and crime.
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Voter turnout forecast sparks contest with students
Aiken County voter registrar Denton Johnson and Jermaine, a fifth grade class member from East Aiken Elementary, compete over voter turnout estimates for the general election. Jermaine predicted 25,500 while Johnson aimed for 30,000, signaling a close call ahead of election day.
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Wagener Mourns J D Brown Retired Principal and Mayor
J D Brown 64 Wagener mayor and former A L Corbett Middle School principal dies Saturday at Aiken Regional Medical Centers after illness. Described as a unifying force in race relations he led desegregation efforts and earned wide respect from Rep Charles Sharpe councilwoman Mara dell Ray and Lucas Ray for fairness and community service.
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James Olen Brown
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Aiken
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Charles Sharpe
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Maradell Ray
Aiken County
Lucas Ray
Sharpe
Ray
A.L. Corbett
Flowers and ribbons mark funeral for two drowned boys
Mourners filled a flower-filled funeral home Saturday night for two young brothers allegedly drowned by their mother Susan Smith. Their father David Smith stood by the coffin as families of both parents joined the service near Columbia where Susan Smith, 23, is jailed on murder charges.
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