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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1970

Page

8

Aiken County Votes on Home Rule Bill and County Manager Plan

Voters will decide in the general election on a Home Rule Bill creating a seven member county council with a full time manager to coordinate departments and oversee budgeting. Four council seats and the council chairman face election, with the government to take office January 1 if approved.

Aiken County Mackie Scott Sr Sorny Boy Holley Don Maxwell Aiken Hightower Cullinan Council

Four Candidates Seek State's Highest Office

Four hopefuls compete in South Carolina's general election for governor with incumbents John C. West, Albert W. Watson, A. W. Bethea and Thomas D. Broadwater seeking the post. Each outlines goals spanning education, economy, crime, and social policy in responses to the League of Women Voters.

Ralph F. Cullinan Willar H. Hightower Jr Aiken Aiken County League of Women Voters South Carolina John C. West Albert W. Watson A. W. ‘Red’ Bethea Thomas D. Broadwater Law School League of Women Voters of West Pee Dee Low Country Watson Bethea Law and Order Broadwater

Four for South Carolina Lieutenant Governor Race

Four candidates vie for the lieutenant governor post in South Carolina: Earle E. Morris Jr. Democrat, James M. Henderson Republican, E. E. Watson Independent, and Julius C. McTeer United Citizens. The campaign highlights varied backgrounds from state Senate service to church leadership and law enforcement.

South Carolina Earle E. Morris, Jr James M. Henderson E. E. Watson Julius C. McTeer Morris Pickens Senate Bankers Trust Co Clemson Henderson Greenville Nixon University of Denver New York University Harvard Business School United Fund Jaycees Greenville Chamber of Commerce Greenville Heart Association Greenville County Foundation Independent Party State House Spartanburg Charleston Port of Embarkation Cross Anchor Guide Post Tri- County News Cowpens

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