District 1 Candidates Kathy Rawls and Andy Windham
Kathy Rawls, a retired high school math teacher, seeks a full four year term after a special election win and previously lost to Judith Warner. she opposed tax hikes and voted against the Fiscal 1999 budget. Andy Windham, former serviceman at the Aiken County Detention Center, is a conservative activist against tax increases and gun control, advocating constitutional guarantees and IRS reform.
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Kathy Rawls
Andy Windham
Aiken County Detention Center
Internal Revenue Service
Ker
Department of Tourism
Transportation Department
Windham
Susan Giddings Wins District 2 Runoff Without Opposition
Susan Giddings completes first term and wins a second term in a primary runoff against Gregg Gregory with no announced November opponent. She touts perfect attendance and a Republican conservative record while voting against the FY 99 budget over tax increases.
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Susan Giddings
Rawls and Windham Vie in Aiken County District Race
Two candidates describe their roots and fiscal aims in a nutshell. Mrs. Rawls emphasizes rural hard work, road maintenance, and a common sense dollar plan for District 1. Windham argues for tax restraint, streamlined government, and protections against license-for-life pay rises.
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Pee Dee
Conway
Mrs. Rawls
Dogs Begin Training in Woods for Tracking Program
Hounds start training in the woods to ease tracking and establish a game-like atmosphere as puppies from a State Law Enforcement Division blood hound lineage are prepared. Litters will be shared between SLED and the tracking team, with four dogs active at once and two expected to be released as older dogs retire.
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Hunt
Beaufort County Sheriff's Office
Aiken
Court costs to be paid by plastic in South Carolina
Lexington County residents may soon pay child support alimony and other court costs with MasterCard Visa Diner's Club American Express and Discover Novus in a 24 hour service. The system aims to boost payment rates with multiple options and a 4 to 10 percent transaction fee. Government Payment Service Inc. will remit funds to the Clerk of Court within two business days with daily reports and transaction documents.
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Lexington
Lexington County
South Carolina
MasterCard
Visa
Diner's Club International
American Express
Discover Novus
Laura Hudson
Tom Comerford
Government Payment Service Inc
Indianapolis
Ind
Comerford
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Aiken County Sheriff's
Viated Press
Dale Conrad
Frances Steinman
J.B. White Salon
Studio South
Salon
Pine Log Rd
Formosa
Frances
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Columbia, SC
First & Secon Mortgages
Imowonen
Wiland
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