Public defender to handle Parish fraud appeal
The federal public defender in South Carolina will handle Al Parish's appeal of his 24 year prison sentence for fraud. Parish pleaded guilty to two counts of fraud and one count of making false statements to investors and was ordered to repay about 66 million dollars. A civil suit noted he personally benefited about 7.7 million dollars and the total repayment with interest nears 8.3 million.
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Charleston
South Carolina
al Parish
Parish
Charleston Southern
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Tigators
North Carolina
4Th Circuit
Alex Rue
Securities and Exchange Commission
Atlanta
David Dantzler
Tally Parish
Andy Savage
Savage
Jimi Hendrix
Judge allows cameras for Clemson student killer sentencing
Circuit Judge Edward Miller permits television cameras in the Sept. 8 sentencing of Jerry Susi Inman who faces life or death for raping and strangling 20 year old Tiffany Souers. A live feed is barred after a station aired recess audio.
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Greenville
Clemson
Edward Miller
Jerry Susi Inman
Miller
Wuri Inman
Inman
Tiffany Marie Souers
Nuclear charge hearings unsettled for South Carolina plant
After hours of wrangling the timing of hearings on SCE&G's request to begin charging customers for a proposed nuclear plant near Columbia remains unsettled. Hearing officer Jocelyn Boyd did not set a calendar, with initial filing due Sept 16 and public hearings tentatively planned for late fall. Opponents urge more time to analyze the filing, proposing January hearings while SCE&G favors December.
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Columbia
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co
Jocelyn Boyd
Public Service Commission
Sce&g
South Carolina Energy Users Committee
CMC Steel
South Carolina
Sec&g
Scott Elliott
Energy Users‘Committee
Elliott
New one-page snapshot outlines South Carolina finances
Comptroller General Rich Eckstrom released a four-page summary of the state's fiscal year showing where money comes from and goes, distilling a 246-page report into an easy read. A separate incident reports a patient at a Columbia hospital shooting herself after grabbing a gun from a corrections officer, leaving her in critical condition and prompting hospital transfers and policy reviews.
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Columbia
Certified Public
Richard Eckstrom
Brick Lewis
Department of Corrections
Palmetto Health
Tammie Epps
State Farmers Market to open in 2010 near Lexington
South Carolina agriculture officials expect the new 174 acre State Farmers Market to be finished by late spring 2010 when tomatoes and peaches ripen. Ground was broken on the Lexington County site off U.S. 321 about two miles from I 77.
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Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
U.S. 321
Lexington County
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