Dog deaths tied to tainted dog food from S C plant
Camden dog may be first in South Carolina to die after eating tainted Diamond Premium Adult Dog Food linked to aflatoxin from a fungus on corn. Three SC deaths suspected. FDA and state agriculture probe the Gaston plant and recall 19 Diamond products.
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Diamond Pet Foods
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Lawmaker warns McCain may politicize King Day event
Spartanburg lawmakers fear John McCain will use the Martin Luther King Jr. Day ceremony for campaign purposes. The senator plans a brief King Day appearance on January 16 before attending a GOP fundraiser with South Carolina’s two senators and Gov. Mark Sanford. McCain’s staff will be reminded to keep remarks on King.
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Duke Power blamed for aging grid after ice storm ends
Greenville and state officials criticized Duke Power as residents regained electricity after the Dec. 15 ice storm. About 700,000 Duke customers in the Carolinas lost power, with concerns raised over aging infrastructure and a lingering 2003 study on Upstate line adequacy. Duke disputes claims of underinvestment, while Greenville Mayor Knox White calls lines a major weakness and urges upgrades.
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