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2BHBF Drawdy vies By Jeani Qatrwcocl A former USC Student Govern chairman of the Lexington County 1 Joe Drawdy, 27, who served as school year, will oppose incumbc manship at tonight's county conver Drawdy said he hopes his positi appeal to the young delegates in ; from the "old guard" democrats. "I GUESS I'M pretty young for tl we'll have a lot of young people at show that young people do have a p The experience he gained as SG to his campaign, Drawdy said, responsibility; that job could qualif Drawdy said his position at US< was able to learn the political syste strongly advised any students inter working with SG. The reorganization of the partj elected to the state House of Repre: if Drawdy wins. Lexington Coun domination in the House, Drawdy s. 4'IT MIGHT BE a bad time to tal Reagan is so strong in Lexington C Republican dominance," Drawdy s Drawdy served as a delegate to t in lif/b ana nas worked on several si Fantry, who is working on her m said she thinks she has enough s mainstream of the county Democra In reference to Drawdy's appea don't think appealing to one special votes. The party has to work foi groups.1' Fantry said she has held severa Party during the eight years she has PHONE 70P-I5PC * I SuWTtR * PCNOUTON STS. COLUMHA.S.C. H < >| >< n 7. ii n < >| >n i | We Cash Checks | FILM PROCESSING u<-\| >. |>iini sj.Ki j(t(\\|) prim N s.t 4<>' J4<*x|>. prim s.iwi .'{(?< >. i wii ii sr> < h > WE USE KODAK PAPER Jt > Mll( l( \s SI 7! I .'{< > sli< Irs s J 7?) 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Z gave him a head start because he m and the methods of legislation. He ested in politics to begin their career 1/ in r?rrlor* (n nof mnr/1 J u> UVI iv gVl IIIU1C L/CII1WV.I (lid sentatives would be a main objective ty has had a history of Republican aid. ce over the party leadership because ounty, but we've got to get rid of the aid. he National Democratic Convention atewide and local campaigns. aster's degree in Education at USC, upport with young people and the tic Party to be re-elected. 1 to young people, Fantry said. "I interest group is the way to work for * the interests of several different il major offices in the Democratic been active in politics. THEF Ri _ P^zi 1 o\nd the place to be just fifteen minutes fr< that is ideal for your cl The Bell Camp Con cession outlet, a lodge trails, tennis courts, a fi Yes, a beach! 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