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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1996
Page
6
Tommy Moore, a Democrat and businessman with two years in the South Carolina House, was elected to the state Senate in 1980. Married with two children, he seeks further office citing leadership on major legislative issues and urging citizens to contact him for diligent, best-possible decisions on their behalf.
Susan Swanson, 47, Republican, married with three children, plans to run in the 25th District. She aims to reform the education system, improve pregnancy care, and give parents real choice for their children's future. Swanson emphasizes parental control and community service as core campaign themes.
A 51 year old attorney, married with a family, previously elected to the state Senate in 1976, runs as an independent against a dominant Republican ring he argues would suppress voters. He condemns the party’s influence and frames himself as a voice for independent voters.
Avery Wilkerson Jr., 40, Republican, longtime Cayce mayor since 1990, states he wants to serve Lexington and Aiken counties in a capacity to make a difference. He says he has the ability and God given talent to effect change in the state.
Roter Roddie reports a heated contest for Senate District 26 as Avery Wilkerson Jr. campaigns against Democratic incumbent Nikki Setzler in Lexington county. Wilkerson accuses Setzler of being out of touch and seeks to redirect education funding back to classrooms. Setzler argues the GOP targets any Lexington politician who resists party line. The race follows Wilkerson's June primary victory over Bob Mitchell, shaping a volatile statewide contest.
Aiken businessman Sen. Greg Ryberg faces no opposition in the reelection bid for South Carolina Senate District 24. He says he has worked hard on ethics, education, and economic development and plans to continue these efforts for four more years in Columbia.
Greg Ryberg, age 50, Republican, announces a bid for the South Carolina state senate in 1992. He says he is running to continue the positions and service he has given to South Carolina and the district.
The article notes a greatly expanded children's section at the fair offering a variety of circle rides. Highlights include Mini-Himalaya, Mini-Indy bumper cars, Castle of Doom, Sky Wheel, Super Slide, and Carousel, all designed to attract children with lights, horns, and a fun Halloween spirit.
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