Albright defends policy on Iraq force and inspections
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright defended U S policy on Iraq saying a few dozen hecklers will not deter the mission to contain Saddam Hussein and curb weapons capability. She urged UN inspectors be granted unfettered access and warned of force if needed.
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Aiken
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Jury awards $3 million in malpractice suit
Aiken County jurors awarded $3 million against Dr. Franklin Epstein in a medical malpractice case over the death of a male nurse. The verdict, after eight hours over two days, tops a prior $1.2 million award against General Physics Corp. and reflects alleged reckless disregard in care.
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Education bill faces roadblock in Senate stalemate
A South Carolina education accountability bill stalled after Sen. Phil Leventis criticized its focus on tests while Senate debates stretched late into the session. Setzler and other sponsors cited standards and annual testing, but opposition argued funding and scope remain unresolved as lawmakers adjourned without a vote.
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Supreme Court hears poker case on video gaming in South Carolina
The South Carolina Supreme Court heard a poker case and a casino-style video gaming taxation dispute. Justices questioned regulators and industry lawyers about legality and potential five-machine rooms in video gambling malls as a broader fight over the industry's status. Justice Toal pressed the industry lawyer on legislative intent and large casino-like setups.
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