Woman charged in trooper death sent to jail on bond revocation
Betsy Kemmerlin, 40, held in Orangeburg after a judge revoked her bond for violating house arrest while she faces a 1972 murder charge in the shooting death of state Trooper Roy O. Caffey. Prosecutors cited two violations and noted no weapon or Mustang linked to the case.
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Mizzell
Groups Line Up For And Against Greenville Gay Pride Parade
In Greenville a gay pride march plans to pass down Main Street with clergy and church supporters joining. A week later a counter rally backed by Gov. Beasley and Citizens For Traditional Family Values will be held at Greenville Braves Stadium with city notices and large flyer distribution.
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Charter schools race rule deemed unconstitutional in SC
State Attorney General Charlie Condon says a law requiring charter schools to reflect local racial makeup is unconstitutional, calling it a racial quota. He notes no charter schools exist yet to show discrimination history and cites minority set aside limits for government contracts as similarly invalid. The ruling follows a rejected Hilton Head Island charter proposal over minority participation concerns.
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Condon
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Columbia Upholds Zoning To Restrict Adult Businesses
The state Supreme Court affirmed a Circuit Court ruling allowing Columbia to refuse licenses for two adult businesses in non zoned areas. The Video House of America and Big Ex-Cii ng Emporium must relocate to more appropriate zones near downtown and Fort Jackson. City Manager Miles Radley applauded the decision as a step toward stricter enforcement and suggested other cities may adopt Columbia's approach. Suburban Cayce checks Columbia's laws as Hadley notes the county's zoning was the model they copied.
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Supreme Court
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Tourists fueling debate over downtown Charleston traffic
Charlestonians and residents in the historic district push to limit vehicles and ban tour buses. The Committee to Save the City proposes restricting driving to Charleston County residents on streets south of Broad Street to curb out of town motorists and preserve the living city ambiance. Proponents cite other cities that curb historic-area traffic. critics warn tourism could suffer and stress the need for diverse local businesses.
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