Columbia NAACP elects Lonnie Randolph as state president
Lonnie Randolph was chosen by the South Carolina NAACP to lead the state branch for a two year term. He defeated four rivals at the Freedom Awards Banquet in Columbia, replacing outgoing president James Gallman who plans to stay with the organization. Gallman said he stepped down to allow new leadership while continuing to work with the NAACP. The state group, meeting in Charlotte amid South Carolina boycott pressure over the Confederate flag, aims to push for its removal from Statehouse grounds.
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Medicare deadline looms over drug coverage changes
Lawmakers rush a Medicare drug bill to prevent firms dropping retiree coverage as a new federal benefit nears. Proposals include subsidies or tax breaks, plus possible loosened regulations for firms maintaining current plans. The extent of impact on retirees remains uncertain per the Employee Benefit Research Institute study.
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Remembrance Day at North Augusta Living History Park
The Olde Towne Preservation Association presented its 12th A Day to Remember featuring colonial settlers Native Americans and Scottish Highlands immigrants. Ed Russell demonstrated meat curing from 18th century methods while visitors sampled period foods and watched demonstrations.
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