Google to invest 600 million in South Carolina data center
Google will spend 600 million dollars to develop a 520 acre data center site north of Charleston, creating about 200 jobs. The project will start with two buildings housing dozens of computers and aims to be online by year end, fully operating within 18 months. The site was chosen for cooling water and fiber optic connectivity.
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McMaster Says Ultrasound Law Could Be Unconstitutional
South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster told lawmakers that a proposed abortion ultrasound mandate could be illegal if it compels a patient to view the image. He warned the bill might be unconstitutional if interpreted to force viewing against a woman's will. Lawmakers delayed a decision after lengthy testimony and will reconvene in two weeks. Proponents argue the ultrasound aids informed choice and may persuade women to keep or place for adoption.
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Gay rights group members arrested at Bob Jones University
Three Soulforce activists were arrested for trespassing as they tried to enter Bob Jones University campus in Greenville South Carolina on Wednesday. Protests by about two dozen anti gay demonstrators were led by pastor Billy Ball and others outside the gates as university officials said open forums would not be granted.
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