Company settles state suit
Secretary of State Jim Miles announced the largest settlement in the state's charity regulation history, a voluntary 75000 payment by Civic Development Group Inc of New Jersey. The secretary also sought to block tax refunds to five bingo related charities, filing suit against the Department of Revenue, securing a restraining order, and scheduling a full hearing. The agreement includes monitoring of future fundraising calls and a do not call list. Civic Development Group funded several charities including the Southern Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association, Firefighters Charitable Foundation and Children's Charity Fund. Miles labeled the action a signal of higher fundraising standards in South Carolina.
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Jim Miles
Miles
Susan Moody
Civic Development Group Inc
New Jersey
Richland County
Ms. Moody
Secretary of State
South Carolina
Civic Development Group
Southeastern Paralyzed Veterans Association
Firefighters Charitable Foundation
Children's Charity Fund
Deaths in Aiken: John Oscar Brown Ill and Minnie Lee Jones Johnson
Two death notices from Aiken report the passing of John Oscar Brown Ill and Minnie Lee Jones Johnson. No ages or funeral details provided. Authorities listed as sources are missing or unreadable.
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John Oscar Brown
Aiken
Minnie Lee Jones Johnson
Georgia Lottery Draw Summary Snapshot
Georgia Lotto results show Cash 8 Midday numbers 9 2 6 3 and the Big Game sequence 12 16 22 38 46 with a 43 9 appearing in the Bening line and Big Money Ball 20 noted.
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Halloween events light up Aiken County with treats and parade
Downtown Aiken merchants offer treats from 3 p m to 5 p m for ghosts and goblins. A All Hallows Eve party at the Aiken Center for the Arts features a costume parade and live performances for 3 per child. A free Halloween celebration with horse rides runs at Roy Warner Park in Wagoner starting at 4 p m.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Monogramming Plus
SMS Sportsworld
Holley House
Exotic Birds of the World
Roy Warner Park
Wagener
Pam
Campaign disgust in tight South Carolina race
Voters express discontent with mudslinging as Beasley Hodges battle nears vote. A Lexington accountant and Florence resident condemn the atmosphere while a Columbia travel agent questions both candidates. Some plan to abstain. A Mason-Dixon poll shows the governor’s race too close to call with Inglis edging Hollings in the Senate race and a 3.5 point margin of error.
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Mark Hendrix
Lexington
Elizabeth Drayton
Florence
David Beasley
Jim Hodges
Keith Shurett
Columbia
Bob Inglis
Bob Kitchen
Sup
U.S
Ernest “Fritz” Hollings
Kitchens
Inglis
Kitchen
Washington
Mason-Dixon
United Way in Aiken County surpasses $2.6M goal
United Way of Aiken County reports a campaign total of 2,712,792.13 dollars, exceeding the 2.6 million target by over 100 thousand. Campaign chairman John Paveglio praises community support as volunteers from Project Vision and 15 division leads wrap a six week drive at Houndslake Country Club.
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United Way of
Aiken County
Houndslake Country Club
Dee Stanford
Vicki Bukovitz
John Paveglio
United Way
Project Vision
Kay Bryden
Marge Glauser
Cassie Robinson
Steve Morrone
Paul Shearer
Ernest Verrett
Paul Durban
Scott Webster
Chris Ceaser
Larry Brady
Blues Brothers
Dick Fent
Challenger takes on Spence in South Carolina race
Jane Frederick, a Beaufort architect and first time Democrat in a decade to challenge Republican U.S. Rep Floyd Spence, faces a tough bid in the 2nd District. Spence cites his 28 years in Washington and a strong defense record while Frederick emphasizes healthcare, education, and environment in a district stretching from Richland to Beaufort. Maurice Raiford of the Natural Law Party also runs, while Clemson analyst Dunn notes Spence’s strong political foothold comparable to Thurmond.
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U.S
Floyd Spence
House National Security Committee
Washington
South Carolina
Fred
Erick
Beaufort
Frederick
Spence
Richland
Lexington
Lake Murray
Maurice Raiford
Natural Law Party
University of South Carolina
Congress
Pence
Columbia
Jim Leventis
Beaufort County
Orangeburg
Clemson University
Charles Dunn
Strom ‘Thurmond
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