S C Experiments With TV Trial in South Carolina
A murder trial in Richland County Circuit Court marks a landmark six month experiment allowing cameras and sound recording in courtrooms. Curtis Rogers is accused in the July 1991 Columbia murder of Michael Richardson. The trial, beginning Tuesday, test expands media access previously banned in state courts.
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Serial killers on the loose amid Dahmer case report
FBI officials warn more than two dozen serial killers may be at large after Jeffrey Dahmer's life sentence ends his 13 year murder spree. Prominent profiles include John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy, and Wayne Williams, described as calm, charming, and unsuspected.
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Pre Teen Crime Rise Alarms South Carolina Officials
Law officials warn of a disturbing trend in youth crime with sharp increases among pre teens. Solicitor Joe Watson, who handles cases in Greenville and Pickens, notes prosecutions of very young children are now regular. State data show jailed 10 to 12 year olds rose 44 percent from 1967 to 1980.
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Defense Would Be Raided For Home Projects
Democrats push to raid defense funds for domestic programs and deficit reduction. Proposals seek shifting 150 to 300 billion from defense over five years to areas like research and infrastructure, aiming to lift the lagging economy. Senate and House committees plan budget moves this week, following guidance from lawmakers and defense advocates.
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Lawmakers Hold Fate Of Pilot Project For Young Adults
South Carolina education officials press ahead with 21 pilot programs targeting undereducated young parents. Delegates consider merging grants into a single program to avoid gaps and save money, with a March 3 legislative committee meeting likely to shape the adult education effort.
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U.S. Taxpayers Back Japan Skivies Promotion
The United States has spent over $1 million to aid Japan's Gunze in marketing its underwear in Japan and abroad. USDA records show foreign firms received taxpayer financed ads worth about $20 million in Europe and Asia for products including baby wear, boxers, Scottish knits, and Italian jeans produced by foreign workers in foreign plants using U.S. cotton. Gunze alone benefited from about $1.15 million in promotions through 1990.
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U S Cotton Promotion Funds Highlighted in Ads
A report notes the Cotton Council International receives about 64 million since 1986 for overseas promotions of U S cotton. No money changes hands with manufacturers. funds support ads using the Cotton USA trademark to boost market share and require items to be at least 50 percent U S cotton.
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