Dog missing in South Carolina found 450 miles away in Pennsylvania
Bullet a seven year old mixed American bulldog and pit bull disappeared for three days and wandered into Waynesboro Pennsylvania. The Antietam Humane Society traced the rabies tag to George and Robin Newton of Gaston South Carolina. A friend drove the 16 hours to return Bullet who went straight to his bed and slept through the next morning.
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Waynesboro
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Bullet
Maryland
Antietam
Newtons
Newton
DHEC Approves South Carolina Air Quality Plan
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control approves an ozone pollution plan aiming to reduce smog while keeping economic growth intact. Critics argue it lacks strong controls on industrial emissions and open burning, urging tougher measures for cities like Columbia and Greenville before likely federal approval.
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Columbia
State
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Greenville
DHEC
South Carolina
Southern Environmental Law Center
South Carolina Coastal Conservation League
Suspect moved to Columbia in Abbeville officers deaths case
Arthur Bixby moved from Greenville Memorial Hospital to a state facility in Columbia under safekeeper status after a Dec. 8 standoff that left Abbeville deputy Daniel Wilson and Constable Donnie Outts dead. Bixby and his son Steven face two counts of murder and conspiracy charges while Rita Bixby faces multiple counts. Text notes dispute with the state over land needed to widen a road.
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Greenville
Abbeville
Columbia
Arthur Bixby
Greenville Memorial Hospital
Bixby
Kathryn Richardson
Corrections Department
Steven
Rita Bixby
Daniel Wilson
Donnie M. Outts
Wilson
Cutts
Bixbys
State Transportation Department
First African American named commander of Fort Jackson
Brig. Gen. Abraham Turner, the Army's first Black general to lead Fort Jackson, said all soldiers must be trained as war fighters. He stressed readiness for any mission and highlighted updated training reflecting Iraq and Afghanistan lessons. About 50,000 soldiers pass through the base annually. Turner, a Mount Pleasant native and 1976 SC State graduate, returns amid ceremony with Rep. Joe Wilson in attendance.
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Fort Jackson
Abraham Turner
Turner
U.S
Persian Gulf
Iraq
Afghanistan
Army
Mount Pleasant
South Carolina State University
Joe Wilson
R-S.c
Maggie
Dennis Cavin
Columbia
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LaLande Pollow
Deen Slee
Larkspur
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Stearns & Foster Mattress
Builyrest
Sealy
Stearoy Pospei
Augusta
Atlanta Bread Co
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Millbrook Baptist Church
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