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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 2008

Page

7

Inglis admits faulty umbrella intelligence on Colbert

Rep Bob Inglis of South Carolina appeared on The Colbert Report and acknowledged using faulty umbrella intelligence in a BushCriticizing letter about the Iraq surge He described a metaphor of an umbrella rising and wind from its descent as Colbert pressed the joke further and asked about the accuracy of the metaphor

Rep Inglis Columbia Uss Bob Inglis Colbert Report Bush Iraq South Carolina Stephen Colbert Colbert

Lone candidate remains for South Carolina Supreme Court seat

Columbia The chief judge of the state Court of Appeals withdrew from the race leaving Greenville judge John Kittredge as the lone candidate for the South Carolina Supreme Court. Kittredge said he has pledges from more than 90 legislators and aims to serve on the bench with a broad legislative consensus. Hearns withdrawal was submitted to the Judicial Merit Selection Commission after lawmakers learned of her decision.

Columbia State Court of Appeals South Carolina Supreme Court Greenville Appellate Court Kaye Hearn Conway Larry Grooms Hearn Court of Appeals John Kittredge Family Court Kittredge Hear Judicial Merit Selection Commission

FBI says Egyptian students carried fireworks not bombs

FBI contends Ahmed Abdellatif Sherif Mohamed and Youssef Samir Megahed, USF engineering students, were carrying low grade pyrotechnic materials in a Charleston area traffic stop. Prosecutors charged them with transporting explosives. defense claims the items were harmless fireworks ingredients and road flare components.

Tampa Fla FBI South Carolina Ahmed Abdellatif Sherif Mohamed Youssef Samir Megahed University of South Florida Charleston Adam Allen Allen Mohamed

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