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Article published Jul 3, 2003
Sanford appoints three to Department of Natural
Resources board
The Associated
Press
Gov. Mark Sanford put three new members on the Department of
Natural Resources board and plans to replace the remaining four members this
month.
The Republican governor is replacing a board Democratic Gov. Jim
Hodges put in place.
Sanford's appointees are:
- Stephen Davis,
Greenwood engineering consultant whose family has managed timberlands for
wildlife for four generations.
- Michael Campbell of Columbia. Former
Gov. Carroll Campbell's son is a member of Ducks Unlimited and the National
Wildlife Federation who runs The Crescent Group, a consulting group.
- T.
Smith Ragsdale of Georgetown. The Ragsdale family owns Exchange Plantation in
Georgetown County.
The three replace Russell Holliday, the only female
member of the board; Ben Gregg; and Julius Leary. Remaining members on the board
are chairman Joab Lesesne, Douglas Rucker, Malloy McEachin and former Clemson
head football coach Danny Ford The unpaid board members serve four-year
terms.
Information from: The State