Wayne Henderson Seeks State Senate District 25 Seat
Wayne Henderson, a 49 year old mason with a background at LBC High School Fall’s College and Tabernacle Tech, campaigns in Aiken County for District 25 arguing for limited government, fewer taxes, and elected department heads. He criticizes incumbents for spending and regulation, pushes government restructuring to reduce bureaucracy, and appeals to regular taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Wayne Henderson
Mason
LBC High School
Fall's College
Atlanta
Tabernacle Tech
Council of Governments
COG
Sen. Moore
Menderson
South Carolina
Oo Wee Yee
Aiken County
Moore for State Senate District 25 Seeks Reform
Thomas L. Moore, 42, owner of Boiler Efficiency Inc., USC Aiken graduate, seeks re election to South Carolina Senate District 25. He cites prison population growth, rising costs for prisons, and underfunded education, proposing privatization, alternative sentencing, and shock incarceration to shift expenditures while prioritizing children and constituent service. He emphasizes 14 years of public service and leadership for Aiken and Edgefield counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boiler Efficiency Inc
USC Aiken
Dale Johnson Moore
Baylen
Brent
State Senate
South Carolina
Sou Carolina
Moore
Aiken County
Aiken
Edgefield
Libertarians Debate Prison Spending in Senate District 24
Sen Moore argues Arkansas cuts education while funding prisons, citing nearly 600 million dollars for new facilities and about 12 thousand dollars spent per inmate annually versus less than 4 thousand per child. He seeks to reverse the allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Moore
Aiken Jaycees Fairgrounds Opens At US 1 North
Fairgoers enter gates with a program of booths selling armbands necklaces pendants and hairbands. Other stalls offer crystals chunky silver jewelry plastic swords and batons attracting children. Admission is 2 with free parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Candidates From 3 Parties Outline Positions At Forum
Local forum at VFW Post 9164 drew Democratic Republican and Libertarian candidates for 11 offices. Liberarian entrants, arriving late from council meeting, spoke briefly. Key figures included Rep Irene Rudnick and Eric Radford with others for SC House, Senate, sheriff, clerk, treasurer, auditor and registrar posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
VEW
Tuesda
Post
Aiken County
Libertarian Party
Carmel
Irene K. Rudnick
Aiken
S.C. House of Natives
Rudnick
Eric M. Radford
VFW
Libby Bland
James Bland
Greg Ryberg
D.C
Thomas L
Tommy) Moore
Wayne Henderson
S.C
Carrol Bryant
2Nd Judicial Circuit
James Roland Smith
Robert Boswell
Bill Paschal
Howard Sellers
William Lawrence
Sammy McIntosh
Li Godard
Margie Plunkett
Michael Hammons
Radford Rudnick Receive Special Interest Donations
Irene K Rudnick and Eric M Radford reported campaign contributions ahead of the November 3 election. Rudnick received 1000 from the South Carolina Education Association while Radford drew 1000 from the BC Textile Manufacturers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niven House
Irene K. Rudnick
Eric M. Radford
Rep. Rudnick
South Carolina Education Association
Educatrs
Iiford
Aiken
8.C. Textile Manufacturers Association
House
Senate Ethics Committees
State Ethics Commission
Rep
Rudnick
Democratic Caucus
Radford
Republican Caucus
Policy Council Rates Rudnick Low for Conservatism
South Carolina Policy Council rated Rep. Irene K. Rudnick and two other Aiken County lawmakers at zero for fiscal liberalism. Glover and Brown also scored zero, while Cato and Meacham led with 94. The 1992 index covered 16 votes on government size costs taxes and consumer freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina Policy Council
Glover
D-Florence
Joe Brown
Richland
Rudnick
F. Cato
Greenville
Rebecca D. Meacham
York
House
Council
Aiken County House
Policy Council
SRS Leaders Honored by DOE Secretary at K Reactor Restart
Secretary Watkins presented the DOE Distinguished Associate Award to Paul Rice, WSRC's Reactor Restart Division head, and a plaque to Jim Wilson as part of recognizing the WSRC restart team. Rice, a 22-year nuclear ops veteran, guided the $2 billion four-year refurbishment and restart of the reactor, with WSRC confirming his resignation at month’s end. Watkins lauded SRS and WSRC workers for aiding national defense and highlighted the restart as a pivotal, peace-through-strength achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wackenhut
James L. Long II
Watkins
Department of Energy
Jim Wilson
WSRC
Rictor
DOE
Paul Rice
Rice
Vogtle
Energy Post
Bush
SRS
Peter M. Hekman Jr
Adm
Hekman
Savannah River
K Reactor
James R. Giusti
Giusti
BOE
Doe-Savannah River
Faery
Westinghouse Eleese Corporation
Schwabe
County council tightens hazardous materials rules and fees
Council approves conditions sought by Councilwoman McKenzie to require more specific hazardous materials listings and assess extra paperwork. County Administrator William Shepherd says the measure aims to equip emergency responders with a complete local data base of storage sites and points of contact, not to raise revenue but to defray costs for response capabilities. Libertarian critics call the ordinance a veiled countywide business license and warn it overreaches, while some businessmen deem the proposal unnecessary and redundant with state and federal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie
William Shepherd
Shepherd
Libertarian Party
Tom King
Stadium upgrades aim to curb crowd trouble at games
Police report upgrades including better lighting bulbs and trimmed trees to eliminate dark areas around parking. Officials say most fans attend for football while a small group causes trouble. School district spokesman Carl Dawson cites Student Code of Conduct applying to school events off campus and notes rising vandalism at county high schools as officers take a pro active approach. Spectators are instructed to stay in seats and use concessions and restrooms only. no walking under bleachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dawson
Board considers discipline code changes amid concerns
Teachers, law enforcement, and five area advisory councils attended a forum on disciplinary codes. The meeting produced no official action but spurred a plan to draft amendments on appeals. Suggestions included reducing appeals, using metal detectors, and clarifying handicapped student offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Sellers
Glover Hickson
James Verenes
William Burkhalter
Jim Dawsey
South Aiken High School
Fey
Ralaka
Dawsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senate
Thomas L. Moore
Libertarians
Philip Lord Staff Write
Faye Hatcher
Jean Newsome
Ronald McCoy
Aiken Couny
Peggy Whitman
Mark Johnson
U.S. Senate
Davis Cheek
RMC
Johnnie Parker
Radford, Rudnick
Carl Langley
D-Aiken
Charles Sharpe
Wagner
Frees
Bron Sigur Gan
Roland Smithani
Thomas E. Huff
North Augusta
Rane Fe
Stone
General Fund
Clifton Anderson
W. C
Buzz) Jackson
Ira E. Coward
Jackson
Carl Dawson
The
Coun
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!