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Voter Fraud Issue Looms Large
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Fair Election May Require 'Last Ounce of Courage'
Last week Project Veritas reported that “independent investigators presented the North Carolina Board of Elections a list of 30,000 residents who died between 2002 and 2012 – but were still registered to vote.” They noted that “that’s 30,000 opportunities for fraud in a state that President Obama won by just 14,000 votes in 2008.”
Chelsea Schilling, writing for WND reported earlier this week that the massive assault on voter ID laws in South Carolina, Texas, and elsewhere is not the result of local grass roots concerns, but a coordinated effort by a powerful, well-financed group with leaders who donated thousands of dollars to the Obama campaign and the DNC.
Children of the Confederacy Welcome New Members and Hold Flag Retirement Ceremony
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- By Pam Evans
Joseph Evan Davis Chapter #907, Children of the Confederacy, met on Saturday, August 25, 2012, to welcome its newest members with the presentation of their membership certificates, followed by an ice cream sundae celebration at the end of the meeting. Those who received their certificates were Andrew Myers, Matthew Myers and John Myers.
Ethical Questions Linger in Greenville County Council
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Should Vendors with County Contracts Serve on Boards of Agencies with which they have Contracts?
Last month Greenville County Council failed to pass a proposal that would have allowed contractors to serve on the boards and commissions governing agencies with which they have contracts. The motion received six votes. Seven were needed for passage.
The rationale used by those who favor relaxing the ethical standards for boards and commissions is that Council should not impose ethical standards on others that are more stringent than those governing the Council.
American Legion National Convention
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- By Gilbert Scales
The 94th Annual National Convention of the American Legion was called to order by National Commander Fang A. Wong on Tuesday, August 28, in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Jose Rene “JR” Martinez was Master of Ceremonies for part of the morning session.
“JR” enlisted in the US Army in 2002 because his mother could not afford to send him to college. He was deployed to Iraq in March 2003. On April 5, 2003, he was driving a Humvee back from a completed mission and the left front tire hit a land mine. He was trapped inside the vehicle, and had burns over 34% of his body, but fortunately he was pulled out of the burning Humvee by a fellow soldier. He was taken to a field hospital and eventually flown to a hospital in Landstuhl, Germany, for treatment and later to a hospital in Texas that specializes in burns treatment.
GOD SPEAKS, “It is Time to Come Together, River Falls Community!”
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- By Tammy Johnston
This past humid Saturday afternoon around 3:20 pm, a neighbor diagonally across the street from the River Falls Fire Department heard a loud crashing noise at the firehouse. When they stood outside their home, they saw that the roof structure had collapsed. The neighbor then called Lois Keenan, a River Falls Firefighter Volunteer, and told her to rush out here as quickly as possible. She was on a medical call when the roof collapsed… while her “fire home” was falling down to pieces.
When Lois Keenan arrived at the scene, she was shocked and concerned as she told the neighbor, “I am so glad no one was inside when the roof collapsed.” Lois then proceeded to call Assistant Fire Chief of River Falls Fire Department, Kevin Owens, to alert him of this travesty.
H. K. Edgerton to Celebrate 10th Anniversary of Historic March across Dixie
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Original March was from Asheville to Austin, Texas
H. K. Edgerton, the former Asheville, North Carolina, NAACP president who marched from Asheville to the Austin, Texas, courthouse wearing the uniform of a Confederate soldier and carrying a large Confederate flag will celebrate the tenth anniversary of the march beginning next month.
Edgerton marched to Austin to protest the removal of historic dedication plaques from the courthouse. The courthouse was built with funds donated by widows of Confederate Veterans and the plaques indicated that fact. The plaques were removed during the night by the Texas government to appease protesters.
Republican Women Hold Successful Auction
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
The Greenville County Republican Women’s Club raised $2,039 at their annual auction held during their August luncheon at the Poinsett Club.
Debbie Spaugh, club president, thanked “everyone who worked so hard on preparing for the auction,” and “everyone who so generously donated items for the auction, bought items and made donations.”
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