Guardsman Home From Paying For Freedom
Guardsman Roger Baughman returns to the north side after a Baghdad deployment with Bravo Company 111th Signal Battalion. He recalls rain, camels, palaces of Saddam, and seeing children in ragged clothes while serving with the South Carolina National Guard out of Charleston.
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Baughman
Camp Victory
Baghdad
Bravo Company
111Th Signal Battalion
South Carolina National Guard
Charleston
Saddam
Four crashes during heavy rain kill SC woman on I-20 near mile 13
A heavy rain afternoon caused four wrecks on eastbound I-20 near mile marker 13 in South Carolina. Lena Ivey, 46, of Surfside Beach, died after her 1998 Monte Carlo left the roadway and struck trees in the median. Multiple others were injured or suffered minor injuries as cars collided near the same spot.
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South Carolina
Lena Ivey
Surfside Beach
Medical College of Georgia
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Lance Cpl
Dwight Green
Christopher Knight
Aiken
Mike
Two-time cancer survivor leads ATC student government
Aiken Technical College elections open a new school year with two time cancer survivor Joey Bramlett as Student Government Association president. Bramlett, 27, has faced testicular cancer twice in seven years and aims to raise awareness among students and staff while managing chronic pain from treatment.
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Joey Bramlett
Lance Armstrong
Bramlett
Armstrong
Aiken Technical College
ATC
Joey Bramsett
Aiken Technical Association
Proposal to dismantle CIA and move ops under new national director
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Pat Roberts unveils a bold restructuring plan to strip the CIA and Pentagon of large intelligence gathering powers and place them under a new national intelligence director. He says the approach targets national security threats, with eight GOP members backing the plan, while Democrat Sen. Carl Levin questions timetable and details.
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Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Pentagon
Pat Roberts
R-Kan
Sept. Il
CBS
Roberts
White House
Senate
GOP
Intelligence Committee
Carl Levin
D-Mich
Committee
Employers and workers clash over new overtime rules
Washington debate centers on how many workers will gain or lose overtime pay as sweeping changes to the Fair Labor Standards Act take effect Monday. Officials, employers, and unions disagree on the outcome, with experts noting uncertainty about the rule’s impact.
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Jerry Hunter
Bryan Cave
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