Judge Reverses Clemson Stadium Beer and Wine Vending Permit
Volume Services wins reversal allowing beer and wine sales at Clemson Memorial Stadium during Carolina Panthers games. Judge Henry McKellar says the firm met all permit requirements and Sunday sales proceed starting Sept. 17 despite anticipated further appeals to the South Carolina Supreme Court.
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Carolina Panthers
Supreme Court
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Panthers
Revenue Department
McKellar
Suspected drug money seized on Amtrak train in Charleston
North Charleston police seized about 200 000 dollars in suspected drug money on an Amtrak train. Police say no drugs were found but believe the cash was to be used for drugs. A man and a woman were detained for questioning by DEA agents. In Columbia, state agency heads will receive a 3.46 percent salary increase starting in October, and Lee Jedzinek was named director of the Insurance Department with a salary of 81 500 annually.
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North Charleston
Amtrak
Chad Caldwell
Caldwell
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Columbia
Budget and Control Board
Lee Jedzinik
Insurance Department
Deaths in Briefs and Notices on Page 2B
Obituary notices list Donald Van Ralph and Dorothy M. Sermons among local death announcements. Other ungnote bitua items appear on page 2B as notices and brief memorials.
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Donald van Ralph
Aiken
Dorothy M. Sermons
North
South Carolina challenges SRS fuel shipment plan
Gov Beasley blasts DOE for allegedly misleading about SRS storage safety and corrosion. He seeks an AG appeal of a 4th Circuit ruling allowing 151 foreign reactor fuel rods to be shipped to the Receiving Basin for Offsite Fuels at SRS.
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Beasley
DOE
South Carolina
Savannah River
Department of Energy
Srs
S.C
David M. Beasley
Attorney General's Office
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board
Secretary of Energy
Hazel O'Leary
Lam
Governor's Office
Quick Cleanup At Low Cost At Savannah River Site
RODDIE BURRIS reports that the old two acre D Area Seepage at the Savannah River Site was unlined and uncontrolled as a waste dump from 1952 to 1975. Since 1988 soil tests show widespread pollution including pesticides and PCBs with groundwater contamination from 1989. The effort aims to characterize damages at a high cost.
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Savannah River
NATO strikes escalate as Sarajevo comes under heavy fire
NATO warplanes and UN forces launched a broad assault on Serb targets around besieged Sarajevo in response to a deadly mortar attack. U N officials said rounds would continue until heavy weapons near Sarajevo were moved or destroyed, as Serb leaders pledged to resist.
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NATO
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U.S. Defense Department
U.N
Mostar
Gorazde
Tuzla
Pale
Vogosca
Chris Vernon
Acial
Alexander Ivanko
Ratko Adzic
Serbia
Sity
United Nations
Vernon
Richard Holbrooke
Paris
Belgrade
Slobodan Milosevic
Yugoslavia
Bosnia
Croatia
15 Year Sentence In Teen Slaying Courthouse Drama
Matthew Scott Young 20 received a 15 year manslaughter sentence after pleading guilty in the New Year’s Eve 1998 Clearwater Shopping Center killing of Jack Stepnen Morris Jr. Prosecutors sought longer punishment, citing Young’s violent history, while defense argued for leniency amid witnesses’ alleged truthfulness issues.
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Jack Stepnen Morns Jr
Clearwater
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Matthew Scott Young
Young
Casey Manning
Morris
Goten
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Trate’s Court
Hallen
Jack Morris Sr
Sis
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