North Augusta man sentenced five years for marijuana sales
Eric Key, 28, was sentenced to five years in prison for selling marijuana after a prior hung jury cleared the way for conviction. He still faces charges of intimidating an undercover informant and possession with intent to distribute, with law enforcement having used the informant to set up the sale and to obtain a search warrant at Key's residence.
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US economy grows at 15 year high amid stable inflation
U S economy expanded at a 6.1 percent annual pace in Q4 sharpening full year growth to 3.9 percent. Inflation remained low with a 1 percent GDP price rise, while trade and consumer spending exceeded earlier estimates amid midyear turbulence and Federal Reserve rate cuts.
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Deaths Rembert Busbee Wagener Sheri Constantine
Death notices list Rembert Busbee of Wagener and Sheri Constantine of Wilmington, with brief memorial details. Also noted is Lillie Mae Green of Aiken, appearing on Page 5A.
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Friday Winning Numbers Across Cash Games
Friday drawing results list Cash 3 Midday 16 9, Cash 3 Evening 75 2, The Big Game 4.31266 48, Big Money Ball kenstand.
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South Carolina poker monitoring system nears but gaps remain
The new video gambling monitor in South Carolina will track payouts and tampering, but cannot enforce the $125 daily winnings limit or stop players from feeding more money into the same or other machines. Only one machine has been certified to operate with the system, officials said.
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Nobel-winning physicist Glenn Seaborg dies at 86
Glenn Seaborg, Nobel Prize winning physicist who discovered ten elements including plutonium and one bearing his name, died at age 86 in a federal lab and Berkeley connection. Local retirees from the Savannah River Site recalled his role in teaching and guiding nuclear chemistry work, noting his leadership at Berkeley’s nuclear facilities and impact on science policy.
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