Beasley launches Senate bid amid economy and security vows
Former South Carolina governor David Beasley opened his campaign for the U.S. Senate citing threats to national and economic security and urging trade reform. He pledged to back Bush policies, push tort reform, tax cuts, and constitutional amendments on marriage and the Pledge, while touring Florence, Charleston, Columbia, Spartanburg and Greenville.
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Hunters hired by a homeowners association and allowed by the state used sharpshooter teams to kill twenty deer at the Plantation at Stono Ferry. Residents argue safety concerns and ethics, while proponents cite car crashes and habitat health. meat is distributed to food banks. A wildlife committee may decide on another cull in two years.
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