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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1975

Page

6

Aiken County Votes On Home Rule And Council Seats

Voters across Aiken County decide Tuesday on preferred form of government under Home Rule. County Board of Commissioners may be elected at large or by districts. City of Aiken residents choose three of six candidates for four year City Council terms. Democratic candidates include Howard McK Hickey Jr Robert O Lipe and Lessie Price. Republicans are Q Julson Fulmer Skipper Perry and Lloyd Olsen.

Aiken County Menses Democratic Howard M. Hickey, Jr Robert O. Lipe Lessie B. Price Q. J. Fulmer, Sr Lloyd T. Olsen Robert S. Perry, Jr County Board of Commissioners Aiken Howard McK. Hickey Jr DuPont William (Lessie) Price Q. Julson Fulmer Robert S Skipper Perry Houndslake Corp Fulmer General Assembly Board of Commissioners Commission

Five Choices For County Government Article 2 Form No 1

The article outlines council forms of county government including council only council supervisor administrator and manager structures. It details member counts term lengths appointment processes removal hearings and supervisory authority with emphasis on budgets reports and personnel control. It also covers limitations on direct orders to elected officials and references forms 1 2 and 5.

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Home Rule Act To Aid Blacks Set For South Carolina Cities

Charleston leads as the first major SC city to adopt a half black city council under Home Rule and single member districts. Justice Department scrutiny and the one man one vote doctrine push Columbia Greenville Spartanburg and Florence toward new governments. Attorney General McLeod predicts next year in most communities, with state Rep. Jean H. Toal noting eventual Department approval.

Robert M. Hitt Columbia Record Associated Press Charleston South Carolina Justice Department Columbia Greenville Spartanburg Florence Richland House U.S. Supreme Court Atty Daniel R. McLeod McLeod

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