Guardsmen Head to Bosnia From South Carolina
Spc. Bernard Miller and about 200 others from the 742nd Maintenance Company depart with the South Carolina National Guard for Joint Endeavor. The nine month mission may place them in Bosnia Croatia or Hungary to relieve active troops.
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Beaufort retirees richer and more educated than peers
A six year study shows Beaufort County retirees are wealthier and better educated than counterparts in six Southeast coastal counties. The research notes higher service demands and traffic as growth increases, with many retirees coming from the Midwest.
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Sears Correction Clears Shoes Sale Prices
A page 7 correction notes the fitness and basketball shoes in the center of the page are $5 to $20 off regular price, not 20 to 30 percent. It also states the women's Reebok Princess and men's Reebok BB4000 are priced at $29.99, a detail not indicated in the ad. The notice apologizes for any inconvenience caused.
Charleston Holds Top Spot On Polite Cities List
Etiquette expert Mariabelle Young Stewart names Charleston as number one in her 1996 list of the nation's most polite cities. Six of the top ten are in the South with Springfield Illinois Portland Oregon Orlando San Diego Mobile Nashville Atlanta Memphis and New Orleans following Charleston. Residents praise southern hospitality while some Orlando readers challenge Stewart's view and recount local acts of courtesy seen in the region.
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Budget writer backs 1.5 billion bond for roads and bridges
SOLUMBIA Budget writer argues a 1.5 billion bond could fund urgent road and bridge needs, including a Cooper River bridge and projects in Greenville Myrtle Beach and North Augusta. House Ways and Means Chair Henry Brown urges consideration while treasurer Eckstrom warns of long term repayment and suspicions about tying future revenues to bonds.
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