First woman Cadet Faulkner stays in infirmary at Citadel
Under a broiling sun AP reports Shannon Faulkner, the first woman cadet in The Citadel’s 152 year history, remains in the infirmary recovering from heat exposure after day one of cadet training. A college spokesman said she is to be released today.
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Terry Leedom
Faulkner
Boan to Switch to Republican Party in Lancaster
State Rep. Billy Boan of Death Springs plans to announce Thursday in Lancaster with Gov. Beasley and House Speaker Wilkins. He said he faced a choice of being a player or not and chose to switch parties. In Columbia, condemned killer Sylvester Adams requests clemency be denied as Beasley supports death penalty and Adams awaits lethal injection on Friday morning after 15 years on death row for the 1979 killing of a 16 year old neighbor.
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Republican Party
Lancaster
Billy Boan
Rock Hill
Death Springs
David Beasley
David Wilkins
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Columbia
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Deaths William L. Goff Warrenville
William L. Goff of Warrenville died at age on date in local hospital. Survived by wife, children, and siblings. Service details announced by the funeral home with burial at local cemetery.
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William L. Goff
Warrenville
Planners Weigh Off Site Parking Rules For Churches
Aiken Planning Commission on Tuesday recommended tighter off site parking limits for churches. Current rules allow up to 50 percent off site within 1 500 feet but zoning changes would require conditional use approval in residential zones.
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Aiken
Nother Business
Betty Phoenix
Ronny Bolton
Charlotte Raiford
Board Calls for Tax Chief's Dismissal Over Assessments
Businessman James Barron accused the Aiken County tax chief and county officials of inaccurate slipshod property reassessments that created higher tax bills. He urged the council to remove Tax Assessor Patricia Antley and criticized using out of county appraisers for field work. Barron cited state mandates, a surge in appraisals, and more than 11 000 appeals as evidence of flawed process.
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James Barron
Aiken
Barron
Voice for the Voiceless at Aiken Appraisal Hearing
Sarron told the council he came to speak for those without a voice and noted appeals are available though many property owners struggle. The council blocked a Ferrara plan to reevaluate large-appraisal increases and instead passed McKenzie’s amendment to refer the issue to Gov Beasley and the General Assembly for possible state action to extend appeals deadlines and offer counties new options to fix appraisal problems.
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Barron
Russ Ferrara
Ferrara
LaVana McKenzie
David Beasley
General Assembly
Aiken
McKenzie
Hurricane Felix ThreatENS North Carolina Outer Banks
Hurricanes Felix with 80 mph winds neared the Outer Banks prompting evacuations and warnings from South Carolina to Delaware. Hatteras Island owners braced as boats moored and windows boarded, with 5 to 10 inches of rain forecast and high surf along the coast.
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Felix
North Carolina
Joe Morris
Teach’s Lair
Hatteras Island
Dan Bartholf
Newport
South Carolina
Delaware
New Jersey
Tom Ditt
Heatwave Persists As Central Savannah River Area Faces High Heat
National Weather Service warns heat indexes 105 to 110 degrees with no relief likely until weekend. Meteorologist Vincent Palpol says temperatures fall only slightly and Felix rainfall unlikely to affect conditions. Officials urge outdoor activity limits and hydration during peak sun.
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Savannah River
Vincent Palpol
Augusta
Bush Field
Palpol
Water sales surge as storms tighten grip on Carolina coast
Traffic eased on the roadways while Hatteras Island endured heavy clouds and pounding waves. Water sales spiked along the coast with 840 gallons sold by afternoon at a Carolina Beach grocery. In Morehead City, shoppers grabbed jugs of water at a discount store before the chaos subsided.
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Carolina Beach
Morehead City
Woodside Athletes Clinch All Francis Youth Festival
Woodside Plantation youth clubs from the eastern region won the 995 All Francis Youth Sports Festival at Countryside Club in Tampa after three days of golf tennis and swimming. Forty four competitors across three sports contributed to Woodside's first place as Countryside and Woodside had battled in recent years.
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Woodside Plantation
Corporation of America
Woodside
Countryside Club
Tampa
Francis
Countryside
Dave Christensen
Coshairman
Aiken
Christensen
Gatorade
Todd Hall
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