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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 2013

Page

5

World’s hottest pepper grown in South Carolina

Ed Currie of Fort Mill holds a Carolina Reaper pepper as Guinness confirms his peppers are the hottest on Earth by batch HP22B tests at Winthrop University. Pepper heat is tied to capsaicinoids and measured in Scoville units, with Currie’s batch reaching 1,569,300 SHU and individual peppers at 2.2 million.

Fort Mill Ed Currie Guinness Book of World Records Currie Winthrop University Paul Bosland Chile Pepper Institute New Mexico State University Bosland Usain Bolt Cliff Calloway Wilbur Scoville Calloway Scoville Jeffi Collins Carolina Reaper Peppers

Stinney’s 1944 execution echoes debate on clemency

The piece recalls South Carolina teen George Stinney Jr. being executed at 14 in 1944. Gov. Olin Johnston refused clemency, citing trust in police, prosecutor and jury, while Johnston sought a Senate seat amid segregation tensions.

Columbia South Carolina George Stinney Olin Johnston Stinney Alcola Clarendon Johnston U.S. Senate George Stinney Jr

No beer led to ceramic squirrel stabbing in South Carolina

North Charleston authorities report a 44 year old woman Helen Williams stabbed a man after an argument over beer not returned home on Christmas Eve. Deputies found the victim bloodied at Williams home about 12 20 am. Williams claimed the man fell and cut himself but blood on her hands and clothes remained unexplained. The man said Williams grabbed a ceramic squirrel and struck him in the head before stabbing him in the shoulder and chest.

North Charleston Charleston County Helen Williams North Charleston Williams

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