Five Die On South Carolina Roads In HolidayWeekend
State Highway Patrol reports at least five fatalities on state roads over the holiday weekend. Victims include Albert Lee Guinyard and his 15 year old son in Calhoun County after a collision at US 176 and a secondary road. Other deaths involve Brenda Bolger in Greenville, Richard Oliver in Greenville, and Jerry W Knight in Horry County. A separate tornado near Simsboro, Louisiana killed two men and injured three while a radio installation crew worked.
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South Carolina
Calhoun County
State Highway Patrol
Albert Lee Guinyard
Albert Lee Guinyard Jr
Brenda Bolger
Greenville
Roper Mountain Road
Blackpad
Ponders Road
Richard Oliver
Jerry W. Knight
Albemarle
N.C
US. 501
Conway
Horry County
24 Days Till Christmas Featured In Classifieds
A local paper highlights a 24 days till Christmas feature in the classifieds section, with listings across comics crossword Dear Abby sections, and notes on Sunday morning television, weather, sports and opinions.
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Abby
Three men face murder actions in two trials in Anderson?
The Second Judicial Circuit solicitor plans two murder trials at start of a two week criminal court session. Woodrow Lee 20 faces one murder charge for the Oct 15 1995 shooting of William Jennings 43 at North Augusta's East Martintown Road Raco station.
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Second Judicial Circuit Solicitor's Office
Beech Island
Woodrow
Woody) Lee
North Augusta
William Dean Jennings
Troy Lee Mathis
Raco
East Martintown Road
Jenning
Jennings
Frank Jennings
Augusta
Woodrow Lee
Tony Lee
William E. Dunbar Jr
Emmett Robinson
Business targets new South Carolina gun law training
As South Carolina issues its first concealed weapons permits a budding industry forms around training Applicants pay a $50 state fee and complete an eight hour course taught by SLED certified instructors Kathleen Pitiak the first woman certified to teach the course says business is growing with clients from Myrtle Beach Hilton Head Columbia and Florence The Pillaks offer the class through a Goose Creek gun shop and indoor range The full package costs $125 including SLED fee fingerprints photos and postage.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Kathleen Pitiak
Myrtle Beach
Hilton Head
Florence
SLED
Goose Creek
AIDS rates vary by race in South Carolina says official
Associated Press reports South Carolina shows a relatively stable overall AIDS rate. Officials note rising HIV infection among African American women while rates decline among white women. statewide totals include 3 541 deaths and 8 542 HIV infections, with national figures also cited.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Page
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Lynda Kettinger
DHEC
AIDS rates spike in South Carolina amid rising heterosexual transmission
A CDC World AIDS Day report shows South Carolina AIDS incidence at 26.4 per 100 000, with Charleston metro at 25.3 and Greenville 15.6. Kettinger urges pregnant women to know their status as infections rise among Blacks and women.
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Nen
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
District of Columbia
New York
Kettinger
CDC
Charelston
Greenville
Charlotte
Midwives offer birthing alternative in Aiken clinic
Lynn Albert, a certified nurse midwife at Southside Women's Center, delivered 205 babies so far this year with 168 vaginal, 25 C sections and 12 forceps. Dr. Greer praises her skill and collaboration with physicians as the center touts a CS rate far below the national average.
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American College of Nurse Midwifery
Lynn Albert
Albert
Ms. Albert
Southside Women's Center
Aiken
Dr. Greer
Southside Women’s Center
Women’s
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