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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1983

Page

10

Washington and state races loom in 1983 elections

Washington state voters choose a successor to the late Sen. Henry M Jackson while a Kentucky woman vies to be the first female governor and a sharecropper son seeks Philadelphia’s first black mayor. Referendums cover nuclear weapons moose hunting and other issues. Former Gov. Dan Evans leads in Washington under appointment to Jackson seat.

Washington State Henry M Scoop) Jackson Kentucky Philadelphia Dan Evans Jackson Washington Reagan Evans GOP

Election mood shifts as women win big in major races

The article notes early returns and expectations for several races with women candidates. Martha Layne Collins aims to become Kentucky’s first female governor, Dianne Feinstein and Kathy Whitmire expected to win reelection, and W. Wilson Goode favored in Philadelphia. It also mentions black mayors likely in Durham Raleigh Wilmington and the McDonald-Darden race in Georgia amid ERA debate.

Senate Kentucky Martha Layne Collins Jim Bunning San Francisco Dianne Feinstein Houston Kathy Whitmire Sharecropper W. Wilson Goode Philadelphia North Carolina Durham Raleigh Wilmington Georgia Kathryn McDonald Larry McDonald Korean Air Lines Bramsett

Precincts Listed For Local Voting Locations

A continued list of polling sites includes Precinct 4 at Smith Hazel Recreation Center 400 Kershaw St N E Precinct 5 at Aiken Elementary School Chesterfield Street side Precinct 6 at St Angela Academy 308 Berrie Rd S W Precinct 20 at H O Weeks Activity Center 1700 Whiskey Rd Precinct 35 Municipal Building Precinct 47 at H O Weeks Activity Center Precinct 52 H O Weeks Precinct 53 H O Weeks

Ementary School Smith-Hazel Recreation Center Kershaw St N.E Aiken Chesterfield Street St. Angela Academy Berrie Rd S.W H.O. Weeks Whiskey Rd Municipal Building

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