Enron memo on document destruction troubles Senate
Washington Senate committee chair Senator Joseph Lieberman says a memo from Arthur Andersen & Co. directing destruction of Enron documents raises serious obstruction of justice concerns. The memo, dated Oct. 12, 2001, is cited as troubling in the investigation into Enron's collapse.
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Weight Wise eight week course at Aiken Regional
Aiken Regional Medical Centers offers Weight Wise a weight loss and maintenance program spanning eight weeks. The course aims to help participants develop sustainable dieting habits and understand calorie and fat content, addressing challenges with fad diets.
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Deaths Galvin Kenn Moneta Ada V Miler Martinez
Obituary notices list several regional figures including Galvin Kenn Moneta Ada V Miler Martinez Ga Ancil Myers Porter and Harold L Timmerman from North Augusta with brief notices and dates.
Dear Abby Advice Column Chronicles Personal Guidance
Column presents longtime advice from Abby addressing reader concerns with practical-sounding solutions. It covers relationship tensions, social etiquette, and personal dilemmas in a calm, reassuring tone that reflects the columnist’s experience and public persona. The piece highlights the human side of daily life.
Bush back on the job after brief fainting spell
President Bush recovered at the White House and resumed duties after fainting while eating a pretzel. He told reporters he felt fine as he prepared for a two day trip. Doctors said his vital signs were normal and he had a minor facial abrasion and lip bruise from the fall.
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Civilians flee as US bombs Afghan hide-outs in Paktia province
Civilians rushed from eastern Afghanistan as US warplanes intensified raids against tunnel complexes near the Pakistan border. Ground forces operated in the area while international peacekeepers began arriving in Ghazni. Civilians reported deaths and widespread destruction in villages near the targets.
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Governor Hodges faces budget crises in State of the State
Governor Jim Hodges will deliver a 30 minute State of the State address before the Republican led General Assembly. He must reassure South Carolinians he can fix a second year of budget problems while avoiding partisan remarks. Senate leader Hugh Leatherman will give the GOP response.
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Furman University
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University of South Carolina
Moore defends Hodges budget proposal amid criticism
Sen. Tommy Moore of Clearwater says the criticism of Gov. Hodges 2002-2008 budget is partisan politics. He claims the executive style mirrors prior governors and notes Republican lawmakers complaint about delayed bills that could affect South Carolina credit rating.
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Lottery funds to aid gambling addiction treatment in SC
In Rock Hill Rev. Gene Flack, a former gambling addict, urges help for others while predicting rising addiction rates as South Carolina introduces number games. Lottery officials plan to reserve unclaimed prize money for treatment, and experts estimate 3 to 4 percent of gamblers are compulsive.
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Gene Flack
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Illinois Institute For Addiction Recovery
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North Carolina reacts to South Carolina lottery debut
Lois Bolen of Gastonia won $10,000 on a scratch ticket purchased in Clover on January 7, the lottery's first day. Gov. Easley estimates state residents have spent over $100 million already on tickets as momentum builds for a NC lottery to fund education.
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