Former Edgefield administrator sues for breach of contract
H O Butch Carter, white former Edgefield County administrator, files in circuit court seeking pay for two remaining contract years and benefits from a county vehicle, hospitalization, sick leave and retirement. He was fired after a black majority council took office following intra county reform.
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Five Die On South Carolina Roads Over Weekend
State Highway Patrol reports at least five fatalities from weekend crashes across South Carolina. Ed ward Johnson, 55, of Hartsville died when his truck hit a tree on Interstate 95 near Ridgeland at 12:50 a.m. Sunday. Carolean Anderson, 27, of Sumter, died after being thrown from a car on South Carolina 341 near Lynchburg in Lee County at 7 a.m. Sunday. Michael Rene Crowley, 20, of Effingham, died in a collision with a freight train on Secondary 498 near Florence at 8 a.m. Saturday. John William Lampley, 20, of Cheraw, was struck by a car while walking on Secondary 483 near Chesterfield Saturday at 9:15 p.m. Edwin Koon, 23, of Prosperity, died in a two‑vehicle crash early Sunday.
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Federally Subsidized Housing Still Segregated Report Says
Dallas Morning News reports that nearly 10 million tenants in federally subsidized housing live in segregated "ghetto" systems with whites in better conditions than blacks and Hispanics. The 14 month HUD funding and 47 city investigation found no fully integrated subsidized housing and noted suburban communities resisting low income developments help perpetuate inner city ghettos.
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Gasoline prices may rise as wholesale costs climb
AP reports gas prices have fallen to the 1981 low but may rebound due to higher wholesale costs. Analyst Dan Lundberg notes dealers cut margins and will likely raise pump prices by about a penny or more to offset losses. Nationwide regular leads average around $1.01 to $1.08 with Denver at .898.
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