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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1982

Page

16

Candidates To Release Finances In Lt Governor Race

Democrat Mike Daniel and Republican Norma Russell pledged full financial disclosures for their campaigns. Russell accused Daniel of accepting money from utility directors, while Daniel said gifts were personal. The dispute centered on contributions from Duke Power and other utilities as both campaigned on government efficiency and utility regulation reforms.

Columbia Mike Daniel Norma Russell Russell Daniel Mrs. Russell Duke Power Co. Pac Duke Buck Mickel Sce&g W.J. Keenan Jr Southern Bell O. Stanley Smith Jr Carolina Electric and Gas Duke Power Carolina Power & Light

Russell accuses Daniel of deception at Aiken press conference

Sen Norma Russell, Republican candidate for Lt Governor, accused Democrat Rep Mike Daniel of misleading actions at a press conference in Aiken. She cited his acceptance of money from utility executives and challenged him to disclose co signers of a $100,000 loan from a Columbia bank.

Norma Russell Rep Mike Daniel Lexington Republican Daniel Sen. Russell Rep. Daniel South South Carolina Sen Russell Gaffney Democrat Columbia Bank

Mosely Pushes Flat-Rate Tax Plan in Campaign

Democratic candidate Ken Mosely proposes a 6 percent flat rate on income up to $20,000 and 6 percent plus a 10 percent surcharge on income over $20,000 to eliminate loophole losses and spread tax burden fairly. He unveiled the plan Monday as he runs against incumbent Floyd Spence in the 2nd District.

Columbia Ken Mosely Mosely Floyd Spence

McLeod Attacks Hartnett as Rubber Stamp in Charleston

Democratic candidate W Mullins McLeod accused Republican incumbent Thomas F Hartnett of being a rubber stamp for the Reagan administration at a Charles Town Landing stump meeting. McLeod pledged not to be any rubber stamp and urged altering the course to create jobs. Governor Dick Riley also spoke at the event which drew about 700 attendees.

Charleston W. Mullins McLeod Thomas F. Hartnett McLeod Charles Towne Landing Washington Washington Know We Can’t Tolerate More Unemployment,”’ McLeod America Walterboro Hartnett Mount Pleasant Dick Riley Riley

Holland Accuses Reagan of Hollow Textile Promises

Rep. Kenneth L. Holland, chairman of the House Textile Caucus, accuses President Reagan of empty pledges to aid the textile industry. He cites rising imports and criticizes the budget for neglecting textiles and their strategic role in national defense.

Holland President Columbia Kenneth L. Holland House Textile Caucus Reagan South Carolina Democrat Gaffney

Supreme Court refuses Myrtle Beach libel appeal

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal of a 35000 libel award against a Myrtle Beach newspaper. Journalists and Sun News officials say the decision disappoints and confuses the industry. The paper had relied on prosecutors information to report that James Jones pleaded guilty to a crime.

U.S. Supreme Court Myrtle Beach S.C South Carolina J. Michael Pate The Sun News of High Court Supreme Court James Jones U.S Reynolds Williams

Workman Seeks Bill Image in Gubernatorial Race

In Columbia the Republican candidate William Workman urges press to use Bill instead of Dick for opponent Richard Riley. He notes Reagan endorsement and accuses Riley of saving half his 400000 campaign treasury for a 1984 Thurmond race. Riley aides claim funds limited and not transferable to federal race.

Columbia Dick’ Riley Richard W. Riley William D Bill Workman W. D. Workman Jr Reagan Riley U.S Strom Thurmond Thurmond Beegie Truesdale Ms. Truesdale

GOP Eyes Yardage in South in 1982 Races

White House adviser Lee Atwater says the Republican strategy in 1982 focuses on gains in the South to offset losses elsewhere. He notes South approval of Reagan remains above 50 percent, unemployment is high, and GOP incumbents Hartnett and Napier are considered safe if turnout is energized.

Washington Republican Party South White House Lee Atwater Atwater GOP Congress Reagan Thomas F. Hartnett John L. Napier Harnett Napier

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Democrat Lauren Isenhour Ocala Fla Lauren Banner Elk N. C Associated Press Bill’ Workman Datunday Suwday SAT SUN Margaret H. Fitch Waterloo St. Aiken Flounder University Parkway Aiken, S.C
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