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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 2014

Page

14

Scott the first black South Carolina senator since Reconstruction

Derrek Asberry reports on Scott, the first Black SC senator since Reconstruction, reflecting on progress and continued challenges in South Carolina. He won the June Republican primary with over 90 percent and the November general with 55 percent, plans quick funding action before December 11, and supports term limits of 14 years total.

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Jobs email signals Apple to shield iPod from rivals

In a 2005 email shown at trial Steve Jobs warned a subordinate that Apple may need to change things as a rival prepared a music store. Plaintiffs claim Apple kept iTunes and iPod closed to block competitors and keep prices high while Apple executives are set to testify. Apple denies unfair competition and Jobs is a central figure despite his 2011 death. A deposition video and a 2003 email about Music Match are also referenced in the case.

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House approves bill to end Nazi benefit payments

The House unanimously passed a measure to stop Social Security benefits for Nazi suspects who lose U.S. citizenship or leave the country to escape deportation. The bill closes a loophole exposed by an Associated Press investigation showing former Nazis received benefits after being forced out or fleeing. Rep. Leonard Lance called the action a correction of historical injustice.

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