Motion delays case against Aiken County Sheriff Office
A wrongful death suit over Deborah Arthurs Munn's 1994 shooting death by her husband delays as Judge William Keesley orders briefs on legal points. Steve Arthurs, acting as personal representative for four children, seeks to hold the sheriff's office responsible for alleged failure to arrest or protect. Defense blames Mrs. Munn for her own negligence, arguing she failed to seek proper protection.
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Lottery Draw Note From A Morning Update
Tuesday winning numbers listed include Cash 3 Midday 61 7, Cash 3 Evening 33 8 and 4 76, Pantany 5 1419 27 28 92, The Big Game 2 25 26 95 40, Big Money Ball 25.
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Fires fall in Aiken as city growth rises
ADPS reports an 18 year decline in total fires from 391 in FY 1981 82 to 195 in FY 1996 97 with 34 fires in July December 1997 26 residential and 8 commercial. Population in the fire district grew from 19 476 to 30 629. Pete Frommer credits prevention measures and stricter building code requirements including sprinklers for buildings over 15 000 square feet and multi unit apartments.
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Aiken
Frommer
Rains Wallop South Carolina Coastal Areas
A new bout of heavy rain and winds hit coastal South Carolina and inland regions Tuesday. Flooded roads delayed Horry County schools for two hours while residents battled impassable dirt routes and drifting debris as storm water surged through drainage systems toward the beach. The American Red Cross reopened a shelter at Christ the...
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Atlantic Ocean
Tom Matheson
National Weather Service
Horry
American Red Cross
Christ the
Flood Tests Conway Families As River Crest Approaches Record
Disaster coordinator Jeanne Carmichael says families along US 501 in Conway remain in homes only if safe, while Waccamaw River is set to crest at 10.5 feet Friday and Little Pee Dee at 12.5 feet, over flood stages and near 50 year highs. Frank Barnhill of Horry County voices frustration at renewed rainfall.
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Carmichael
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Frank Barnhill
Horry County
U N chief to travel to Baghdad over Iraq access
United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan will head to Baghdad to push for a resolution to the Iraq crisis. The United States warned it will not accept any deal lacking full UN inspectors access to all weapons sites. Annan said he acted with support from the five Security Council permanent members but without a formal mandate.
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Russia
China
Clinton pushes Iraq attack plan to win support
President Clinton pitches a US led strike to contain Saddam Hussein’s weapons program as diplomacy stalls. Madeleine Albright William Cohen and Sandy Berger tour the Midwest, appealing to Ohio State University audiences and the American public.
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Sandy Berger
White House
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Diversity training sparks concerns at Westinghouse Savannah River
Westinghouse Savannah River Company faced employee concerns as it began mandatory diversity training for 15,000 workers. After weighing complaints, officials adjusted the program and continued with sessions run by an external New England firm at eight hours per day. Training targets about 600 workers weekly and should finish by August.
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WSRC
Westinghouse
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