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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Frank H. Cormany Sr
Thomas S. Brown
New Ellenton
Carl J. Shealy
North Augusta
Robert W. Shellhouse
Q. Donald Maxwell
Newberry College Economics
University of North Carolina
Louisiana State University
University of South Carolina
Maxwell
Brown
Sixth Naval District
Civil Defense College
Aiken Area
U. S
Citadel
University of Virginia Law School
E. I. duPont
Cormany
Batesburg- Leesville
Newberry College
Medical College of South Carolina
Shellhouse
Pyle National
Shealy
County Council
Tion
The
du Pont Company
St. Josephs College
Philadelphia
St. Mary's Home School
Boy Scouts of
America
Little Boys
North Carolina Central University
Augusta
Q. Don Maxwell
Frank H. Cormany
Carl L. Shealy
Robert Shellhouse
Willar H. Hightower
University of South Carolina Law School
Kershaw County
S.C. House of Representatives
Congress
A. W. “Red
SC. House of Representatives
Clemson University
Colorado A&m. Broadwater
United Citizens Party
Columbia
South Carolina State College
Florida A&m
Albert Watson
A. W. Bethea
la Salle Extension University
McTeer
Ridgeville
Lee County Resource Development Association
Chesterfield County Economic and Education Association
NAACP
York
Colleton
Claflin College
Gammon Theological Seminary
Grady L. Patterson Jr
Henry Mills
William L. Harrelson
O. Frank Thornton
Jack E. Shaw
Daniel R. McLeod
Rhoten N. Shetley
Cyril B. Busbee
Inez Clark Eddings
Elizabeth P. Hough
Robert L. McCrady
C. C. Dillingham