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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 2001

Page

7

South Carolina House Advances Redistricting Plan

Rep. Skipper Perry criticized Gov Hodges veto of a GOP backed redistricting plan. Don Smith predicted court success and a veto override possible. Perry defended the plan noting district protections and diverse constituents from Vaucluse to Gem Lakes. Other legislators declined comment.

Skipper Perry R Aiken General Assembly Associated Press Hodges House David Wilkins South Carolina Don Smith North Augusta Perry Bill Clyburn O’aiken Vaucluse Woodside Redd Gem Lakes

Grimaud Contemplates South Carolina Congressional Run

Political figure recounts inspirations from Washington and the Vietnam Memorial. He targets a district spanning parts of Aiken Beaufort Calhoun Colleton Orangeburg Richland Allendale Barnwell Hampton Jasper and Lexington counties. Grimaud cites business success and long residence as credentials. Primary and elections dates are noted for a special race to replace Spence.

Washington, D.C Aiken County Beaufort Calhoun Colleton Orangeburg Richland Allendale Barnwell Hampton Jasper Lexington Spence Grimaud Precision Tune South Carolina Joe Wilson Senate Jim Hoages

Graham’s rise to national spotlight fuels 2002 House bid

Graham, an attorney from Seneca, rose from a 1994 state House victory to national attention during the 1998 impeachment talks. The former Air Force judge advocate gained fame as part of the Republican shift and later chaired judicial committee hearings before pursuing a 2002 Congressional run against Democrat Alex Sanders.

Graham Columbia Butler Derrick Congress Bill Clinton Newt Ginrich House Newt Clinton House Judiciary Committee Air Force Thurmond College of Charleston Alex Sanders

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