Citadel investigates cadets photographed with pillowcases on heads
The Citadel says eight cadets involved are under review after photos posted on social media show seven freshmen in white shirts and pants with pillowcases over their heads and one upperclassman. The college probes who took the photo and why it appeared online while exams proceed.
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Citadel
Charleston
South Carolina
Military College
Air Force
John Rosa
Rosa
University
Brett Ashworth
Military Corps of Cadets
Pat Conroy
Lords of Discipline
South Carolina deputy shot. man killed in apartment shootout
In Taylors near Greenville, deputies knocking at an apartment door were fired on by Charles Edward Rosemond Sr. after which they returned fire. Rosemond, 55, died from a gunshot wound to the leg. A deputy suffered a superficial head wound but is expected to recover. The shooting is under investigation by the S C State Law Enforcement Division.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Greenville
Steve Loftis
Charles Edward Rosemond Sr
Parks Evans
Rosemond
Loftis
Taylors
S.C
South Carolina health coverage risk as Citizens’ Choice closes
South Carolina Insurance Director Ray Farmer warns many Consumers’ Choice customers have not selected a new plan before the Dec 31 shutdown. The third year of HealthCare.gov signups runs from Nov 1 to Jan 31 with a Tuesday deadline for coverage starting Jan 1. Procrastination could lead to gaps in care.
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Columbia
South Carolina
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Trump cancels planned visit to Israel National News
The report notes Donald Trump halting a scheduled Israel trip as part of broader health care upheaval affecting South Carolina’s exchange shoppers. It highlights insurers exiting nationwide under Obamacare, including Consumers' Choice and Assurant Health, narrowing options to BlueCross and BlueChoice in the state.
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Israel
Farmer
Consumers’ Choice
Barack Obama
Federal Exchange
Assurant Health
South Carolina
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Death sought for S C dad in killing of his five children
Prosecutors announced they will seek the death penalty for Timothy Ray Jones Jr. in a Lexington County case charging five counts of murder for the August 2014 deaths of his five children, ages 1 to 8. He beat one child to death and strangled four, then drove with the bodies in a SUV until dumping them in Alabama.
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Dad
Lexington
South Carolina
Donnie Myers
Timothy Ray Jones Jr
Jones
Lexington County
Alabama
Mississippi
Knox McMahon
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