Charleston Tourism Recovers as Coast Guards Tighten Security
Tourism rebounds along the coast with visitors like Bob and Valerie Sears from California returning to Charleston's historic inns. Security measures rise statewide after the attacks, including the Governor's Security Council, restricted waters, and heightened air travel checks, while Hugo's lessons push South Carolina to bolster tourism resilience.
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Bob
Valerie Sears
West Coast
Charleston
South Carolina
Hodges
Steve Siegfried
Governor’s Security Council
National Office of Homeland Security
Charleston Harbor
Hugo
Marion Edmunds
State Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Oklahoma City bombing victims face limited federal aid and donations
Victims and survivors seek broader relief as a federal fund for the 9/11 attacks yields minimum payments of 300000 plus charitable distributions. Oklahoma City victims note lack of federal benefits, while existing laws cover foreign terrorist acts, not the 1995 national tragedy.
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Vivors
Sens
Hillary Clinton
Charles Schumer
New York
Oklahoma City
Alfred P. Murrah
Dan McKinney
Suzanne Breedlove
District Attorney’s Office
Red Cross
Breedlove
Jamie Coverdale
Oklahoma
Congress
U.S
Africa
Lockerbie
Scotland
United States
Holiday traffic tips urge safer driving on crowded roads
Hughes notes heavier seasonal traffic on Snarled Road and Brookhaven Drive increases accident risk. He advises leaving extra space between vehicles, avoiding tailgating, and taking more time during holidays to prevent rushing and unsafe maneuvers.
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Brookhaven Drive
Hughes
Education funding and accountability plans for 2002
The State Department of Education would award 492000 for external reviews and training, with unsatisfactory elementary schools receiving 680000 each. Lawmakers warn of a tight year but assert accountability measures, while EOC proposes reallocating 23.3 million within the Education Improvement Act and cutting programs.
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State Department of Education
Roland Smith
Dwarenville
EOC
EIA
ESA
Bob Staton
General Assembly
Tommy Moore
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Clayton
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Kalmia Mall
Smith
Feecoon
Polk Tire Brocestone Goodjyear
Whiskey Rd
Aiken
J.M. Greene Co
Whiskey Road
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SunCom
Aiken Mall
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Hollywood Video
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Dillard's
At&t Wireless
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