Sanford wins first-day victory as Senate adopts rule changes
Governor Mark Sanford celebrated as South Carolina Senate approved new rules aimed at forcing votes on more issues and refining bills in committees. Senate leaders said the changes break gridlock, though critics warned loopholes could let senators bypass the rules.
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One killed in Charleston plane crash
A Piper PA30 Twin Comanche crash at Charleston International Airport killed the 63 year old pilot Archie T. Simpson of Johns Island. The plane arrived from Atlanta and was taking off when it plunged into the runway in a fireball. Runways were closed about an hour.
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Mental Health to keep services for severely mentally ill children
The South Carolina Mental Health Department will continue to serve severely ill children and adolescents but will vacate the downtown Bull Street campus by June 2006. The William S. Hall Institute, caring for about 70 youths, must relocate as plans to regionalize inpatient care face financial hurdles.
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