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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1998

Page

7

Battle for South Carolina secretary of state office

Roy Fairchild a Lexing ton businessman and Vietnam veteran who once ran for the US House opposes Jim Miles a Duke and UNC law graduate and former Greenville County Council member who supports abolishing the secretary of state office by shifting duties to other agencies Miles pursues government reform and targets scam artists and bogus charities.

Roy Fairchild Lexington Fairchild Trident Technical College University of South Carolina US. Army Vietnam US. House Miles Secretary of State Jim Miles Duke University University of North Carolina Law School Columbia International University Greenville

South Carolina Treasurer Candidates Face Off in 1994 Race

Grady Patterson Jr a USC and law graduate father of six and former World War II pilot who served as state treasurer 1966 to 1994 faces Richard Eckstrom a CPA with KPMG and ex national auditor training ally of stock market investing. Tom Turnipseed Charles Condon Jim Lander and John Courson also vie for the post each stressing crime reform mentorship and constitutional leadership.

Grady Patterson Jr University of South Carolina Korea US Air Force Reserve Richard Eckstrom Eckstrom Kpmg Peat Marwick Charles Condon Notre Dame Duke University School of Law Condon Charleston Berkeley Jim Lander Newberry Lander Earle Morris Lander College S.C. National Guard John Courson Augusta Courson Columbia Insurance

South Carolina Adjutant General contenders profile

Adjutant General Robert Burton and Stan Spears are profiled as potential leaders. Burton, Mount Pleasant resident, USC graduate, Air Force veteran and Air National Guard major flies KC-10s and C-130s. Spears, Columbia resident, ex USC quarterback, switched from Democrat to Republican and touts defense insight. Les Tindal, Republican Agriculture Commissioner candidate, Furman alumnus and longtime farm group official, seeks another term.

Robert Burton Mount Pleasant University of South Carolina Air Force Delta Airlines Air National Guard Persian Gulf Panama Grenada Army Stan Spears Columbia South Carolina Les Tindal Frank Barron Jim Gordon Furman University

South Carolina races hinge on debates and record claims

Republicans face rivals on issues from drugs and abortion to governance. Condon and Turnipseed spar over debate readiness and public accountability while Eckstrom and Patterson trade charges over partisan controls and pension investments. In state politics Spears backs Robert Burton as his first Democratic challenger.

Berry chosen for North Augusta school post amid controversy

The board defended Mrs. Berry as highly qualified after a 12-applicant process with a four-member panel, noting her Milken Educator Award and statewide activity. The district faces scrutiny over former principal Terlizzi amid neutrality on ongoing investigation and plans to replace him at Paul Knox Middle School.

Brent Rankin North Augusta Berry Milken Family Foundation Richard Terlizzi John Bradley Terlizzi Second Circuit Solicitor’s Office Bradley Office of Solicitor Public Trust Columbia Eau Claire High University of South Carolina USC PKMS Paul Knox NAHS Linda Eldridge

Man pleads guilty for Chelsea threat in federal case

A South Carolina man, Robert Wayne Tidwell of Easley, pleaded guilty in federal court to threatening Chelsea Clinton. He faces up to three years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Sentencing is set for six to eight weeks. Tidwell claimed two men were monitoring Clinton at Stanford and warned she would be harmed if demands were not met.

Greenville South Carolina Chelsea Clinton Robert Wayne Tidwell Easley Tidwell Clinton Stanford Chelsea

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