Chavis awaits judge's ruling on NAACP ouster
The judge will decide today whether to grant a temporary restraining order reinstating Benjamin Chavis as NAACP executive director amid a dispute over his firing. Chavis faces claims of improper debt, unauthorised commitments, and procedural missteps that board members say endangered the group’s future.
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Oklahoma and South Carolina voters set key state races
Veteran congressmen faced off for the remaining two years of Senator Boren's term as McCurdy beat Ta hore in Oklahoma. In South Carolina Beasley defeated Ravenel for the GOP governor nomination while Lt. Gov Theodore narrowly beat Riley. In Oklahoma Keating won the GOP gubernatorial primary with 56 percent.
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