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Mitchell Asked Supreme Court to Declare Greenville Election Decision “Null & Void”
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Mitchell requests Court to Issue “Declaratory Judgment holding that Ordinance No. 2014-25 is null and void Because SC Code 5-15-60 does not Authorize the City to Adopt both the 'nonpartisan plurality / nonpartisan run-off ' methods of nomination”
William C. “Billy” Mitchell filed a petition with the South Carolina Supreme Court Friday, February 13, 2015 asking the court to declare the city’s decision to change from partisan to non-partisan “elections null and void.”
Mitchell, a lifelong resident of Greenville asked the Supreme Court to “issue a Declaratory Judgment holding that Ordinance No. 2014-25 is null and void because SC Code 5-15-60 does not authorize the city to adopt both the nonpartisan plurality and nonpartisan run-off methods of nomination. The code states that a municipality shall adopt only one method of nomination, according to documents filed with the court.
My Time In Vietnam, Again
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- By Maj. Ralph Stoney Bates, Sr., USMC (Ret)
Last night I returned to Vietnam. The last time I gazed onto the countryside of Vietnam my aircraft had just lifted off the runway at DaNang to the unrestrained cheers of all souls aboard, banked over Monkey Mountain, leveled out over the South China Sea allowing me a quick glance at my home away from home for the last fifteen months, as we flew into a dense cloud-bank concluding my stay and my sight picture, my only thoughts were, I’m alive. That was my last thought as I departed Vietnam. I’ve not been back. Last night, here in Greenville, at the TD Center, I returned to Vietnam.
Last night, 14 February, 2015, the Vietnamese-American community of South Carolina celebrated the entry of the “Year of the Goat” with the traditional Vietnamese New Year celebration. I became their guest in a round-about way, and it brought me back to January 1968, when my Vietnamese interpreter invited me to his home for a new year’s celebration. I actually briefly looked for the former Vietnamese Army Sergeant Sey (pronounced see), but I knew that he was not there. After all, he was working for the American Marines at the DaNang Airbase. The Communist would not have let him “slide” after their takeover; that is, if he were still alive in 1975.
Julie Valentine Luncheon Will Provide Services to Child and Adult Survivors of Sexual Assault and Abuse
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Retired FBI Agent and Survivor of Molestation Jim Clemente was Guest Speaker
The fifth annual Julie Valentine Luncheon raised funds to help reach women and children in Upstate South Carolina who are survivors of sexual assault and abuse.
Former FBI Profiler Jim Clemente shared his message of survival and justice with the attendees. Clemente’s own undercover work led to the incarceration of a profiled child sex offender, teacher and camp director who molested dozens of children. As an internationally recognized expert, he is a technical advisor and writer for Criminal Minds.
Mitchell Asked Supreme Court to Declare Greenville Election Decision “Null & Void”
- Details
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Mitchell requests Court to Issue “Declaratory Judgment holding that Ordinance No. 2014-25 is null and void Because SC Code 5-15-60 does not Authorize the City to Adopt both the 'nonpartisan plurality / nonpartisan run-off ' methods of nomination”
William C. “Billy” Mitchell filed a petition with the South Carolina Supreme Court Friday, February 13, 2015 asking the court to declare the city’s decision to change from partisan to non-partisan “elections null and void.”
Mitchell, a lifelong resident of Greenville asked the Supreme Court to “issue a Declaratory Judgment holding that Ordinance No. 2014-25 is null and void because SC Code 5-15-60 does not authorize the city to adopt both the nonpartisan plurality and nonpartisan run-off methods of nomination. The code states that a municipality shall adopt only one method of nomination, according to documents filed with the court.
Retired Admiral Calls on Congress, Military to “Uphold Oaths”
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
“Muslim Brotherhood has Penetration in Every One of our National Security Agencies”
Four Star United States Navy Admiral James A. ‘Ace’ Lyons, the former Commander-in-Chief of the U. S. Pacific Fleet, speaking at the National Press Club during a recent press conference on how to combat radical Islamic extremism in America, clearly described the peril faced by the American people and what is necessary to reverse the disastrous transformation of America being systematically carried out by the Obama Administration.
Admiral Lyons called on all military leaders and the new GOP led Congress to “stand up” to the Obama Administration and “uphold their oaths.” The solemn admiral warned of the challenging job ahead now that the Muslim Brotherhood has now completely infiltrated the National Security agencies across the country, including all of our intelligence agencies.
Wilson to Discuss Human Trafficking
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- By Press Release
Attorney General Alan Wilson will be the guest speaker at the Thursday, February 26, Greenville County Republican Women’s Club luncheon at the Poinsett Club. The Attorney General will discuss human trafficking, a form of modern slavery and proposed legislation to give law enforcement the necessary tools to go after traffickers. Wilson is in his second term as South Carolina Attorney General.
Cost of the luncheon is $17. Reservations are required and may be made by calling Second VP Cheryl Teague Cuthrell at (864) 335-8094 or (864) 270-0907.
William P. Morrow, Jr. - 1933-2015
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- By Press Release
William Penn Morrow, Jr., 81, passed away Tuesday morning, February 3, 2015, following a brief illness.
A native of northern Greenville County, he was the son of the late William Penn Morrow, Sr. and Dora Barton Morrow.
He is survived by his wife of 36 years, Eleanor Connors Morrow.
Bill was a graduate of North Greenville College (University) and Furman University in the Class of 1954 and served on the Alumni Board in recent years. He was in the U.S. Army and was stationed in Germany for most of his service.
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