Reward offered in missing Mrs Wilson case prompts tips
Investigators urge witnesses at a busy shopping center to come forward about the death of Tiffaney Wilson. Call ACSO at 642 1790 or Crime Stoppers at 642 1798 for anonymous tips and a potential $1,000 reward plus $5,000 if a conviction results.
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Relic room is place for flag, NAACP says
The NAACP argues the encased flag plan adds little to the ongoing South Carolina flag debate. Senate leaders and tourism groups urge resolution, while critics call the plan a stunt. State officials note only the Legislature can remove the flag from the state dome, and a Myrtle Beach meeting sought a compromise.
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Death of Salut the horse shocks Foxchase estate
Investigator finds Salut slain with two severe wounds in the Foxchase paddock. Dr. Von Buedingen recalls dogs raised a ruckus at 6 p.m. a pathologist says wounds are not from bullets and quotes blood trail as evidence of a failed escape. Salut, 21, enjoyed hunting and hacking through the woods.
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Weeks bust from Allewell outlines downtown memorial touchstone
Weeks spoke about a memorial project guiding future downtown improvements. The plan includes extending an alley between the New Moon Cafe and Eulalie Salley and Co Realtors through the Parker property to Newberry Street. A sidewalk along Weeks Building would cross Richland Avenue and connect with the alley, with ADA aiming to beautify medians at Richland Avenue and Laurens Street to attract residents downtown.
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Woman gives birth to triplets again in Baltimore
Crystal Cornick, 19, not using fertility drugs, delivered her fourth, fifth and sixth children Tuesday at the University of Maryland Hospital. Doctors expect both mother and babies to be discharged in a week or two. Her fiancé Richard Williams, 22, recalled disbelief upon learning of a second triplet birth.
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