Hodges speech splits SC ranks over flag remains and education push
James Gallman NAACP leader welcomed Hodges call to act on the Confederate flag and to keep talking on reforms. Gene Barron SCV opposes any change and urges the flag to stay. Education gains topped Hodges address with strong backing from Dr. Linda Eldridge and others.
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Jim Hodges
Statehouse
James Gallman
South Carolina
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hodges
NAACP
Gene Barron
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Capitol
SCV
Kwesi Mfume
Jesse Jackson
Barron
Galiman
Linda Eldridge
Aiken County
Miss Perks Reflects On Role As NASCAR Winston Cup Queen
Miss Perks says preparation for diverse situations is key as Miss Winston. She cites privileges like meeting celebrity drivers, traveling, and joining a large spectator sport with loyal fans. She values NASCAR family bonds and hopes to skydive someday while enjoying skiing and running.
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Miss Winston
Paul Perks
Charleston
Aiken
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Protests flare as dockworkers clash with police at terminal
At the Charleston terminal protesters hurl rocks and debris toward police while about 600 International Longshoremen's Association members arrive. Some nonunion workers take over as dock operations resume later, with officers reporting few arrests and authorities citing heightened state police presence. Kenneth Riley Jr urged restraint but could not calm the crowd as Nordana-Skodborg docked and Winyah Stevedoring crews began work.
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International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
State Ports
Seou
Kenneth Riley Jr
Riley
Nordana
Skodsborg
Anne Moise
Winyah
Georgetown
Lawmakers Debate Tax Relief and Education in Hodges Speech
Republicans press Hodges to fund tax cuts and expand health care for seniors using tobacco settlement money. They praise education efforts while urging clear plans on school choice, teacher salaries, and flag removal with careful, respectful handling and historical placement.
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House
Smith
Moore
Hodges
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Horoscope Birthday Advice Across the Zodiac
The reading urges balancing self care with generosity, noting upcoming shifts in home disputes and financial caution. It covers Aries to Pisces with warnings about overreacting, overspending, and being taken advantage of, plus tips on restraint, travel, and personal growth.
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VIRGO
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius Gan
Markets recap and stock row highlights brief
Wednesday’s markets in review show mixed moves with notable activity in several listings. Stocks and indexes, including NY and regional listings, reflect varied gains and losses while end figures hint at ongoing volatility and shifts in late trading.
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