USCA taquito contest sends two to Chicago finals
Stacie Courtwright and James Ramsey won the USCA taquito contest prompting a trip to the national finals in Chicago. Courtwright consumed 10 taquitos in 4 29 and Ramsey 10 shredded beef taquitos in 1 58. El Monterey funds eight regional winners and a $5 000 savings bond awaits the national champions.
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Stacie Courtwright
University of South Carolina
Courtwright
Chicago
James Ramsey
el Monterey
Springfield
Pat Summers
University of Louisville
California State University - Fresno
Gonzaga University
Ramsey
Klauber Seeks Assurances on Nuclear Waste for SRS
Greenwood Republican candidate Klauber vows strong push for MOX at Savannah River Site and a research reactor to train engineers. He opposes plutonium shipments to South Carolina without a signed agreement and says the state must not become a national nuclear dumping ground. He supports Clemson UNC Center for Advanced Engineering Film and Fiber, the Greenwood Genetic Center, and the SC Biotechnology Center.
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Jim Klauber
Savannah River
South Carolina
Greenwood
Klauber
Lindsey Graham
Strom Thurmond
Aiken County
Srs
Bush
Department of Ener
Southeastern Universities
Clemson University
Center For Advanced Engineer Film and Fiber
Greenwood Genetic Center
S.C. Biotechnology Center
Attorneys General candidates stump with GOP in Aiken
Three Republicans Henry McMaster Jon Ozmint and Larry Richter pitched their calls for South Carolina attorney general in Newberry Hall Monday McMaster former US attorney Reagan appointee touts leadership Ozmint a prosecutor and Navy Reservist stresses fixing the justice system Richter a longtime bar member and former judge notes broad government experience Other contenders include John Hawkins and Steve Benjamin.
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Newberry Hall
Henry McMaster
Jon Ormint
Larry Richter
South Carolina
McMaster
S.C
Republican Party
U.S
Ronald Reagan
Ginny
Ozmint
Mt Pleasant
Bar
Medical Examiners Commission
Aviation Authority
Richter
Motives of witness questioned during murder trial hearing
In Aiken the defense questioned state witness Shawn Hicks during a hearing for the murder case of Paul Williams. Prosecutors argued there was no collusion to secure his testimony as Davis awaits trial for the April 18 2000 shooting that killed Williams, a City Billiards cook.
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James Whittle
Shawn
Hicks
Christopher Frederick Davis
Paul Williams
Williams
Reginald Wayne Stephens
Gregory L. Hill
William Keesley
Whittle
Bill Weeks
Davis
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Aiken
Congress
Klaub
GOP
Sandy Nesmith
Char
Lie Condon
Anderson
Jon Ozmint
State Grand Jury
Condon
US Navy
Paul Wiliams
Carl Langley
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Cabochon
Lornt
Floyd Greene
Centre South
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