Funeral held for South Carolina’s first woman killed in Iraq
Army Captain Kimberly Hampton, 27, a Presbyterian College honors graduate and former ROTC battalion commander, died when her OH-58 Kiowa Warrior was shot down January 2. In Easley and Fayetteville communities, about 1,200 mourners gathered with full military honors. Hampton was the first female pilot killed in Iraq and the first SC native to die there. She previously lived in Fayetteville and served in Korea and Afghanistan.
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McMaster seeks clearer ruling on video gambling powers
South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster will ask the state Supreme Court for a sharper ruling on judges' authority to declare video gaming devices legal. The court held Chess Challenge II machines illegal as games of chance, overturning a circuit court, but did not bar judges from declaring groups of machines legal.
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