Swordfish Moratorium Reaches South Carolina Restaurants
A national effort to replenish swordfish stocks now touches South Carolina as chefs and seafood suppliers debate the ban’s merit. Owners in Columbia report mixed impacts while Myrtle Beach firms dismiss worry. University professor John Dean warns swordfish are overfished and warns against broad bans that harm American fishers.
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Garibaldi’s
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Bill Dukes
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Magnolia’s
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Clifton Seafood
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University of South
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Dean
State to study gang activity with federal grant
South Carolina will receive 162 381 in federal funds to study gang activity and related crimes. The grant from the Justice Department goes to the Criminal Justice Statistical Analysis Center in Columbia and will involve the University of South Carolina to map youth gang activity across the state. Senator Hollings called for using the data to improve prevention efforts.
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South Carolina
Ernest Hollings
Justice Department
Criminal Justice Statistical Analysis Center
University of South Carlina
Hollings
DSC
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