New Smiling Faces license plates replace Carolina Wren tags
South Carolina DPS says no Carolina Wren plates on roads after Saturday as new Smiling Faces Beautiful Places tags phased in through 1998. DMV urges motorists to pay vehicle property taxes, obtain tax receipts, and switch to the new plates by Jan 30. Call DMV at (803) 251-2960 or 1-800-442-1DMV for tag acquisition.
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DPS
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Department of Public Safety
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Cloudy Mild Weather Update for Upstate and Statewide
Forecast calls for cloudy skies tonight with increasing clouds upstate. Lows in the 40s for mountains, milder conditions elsewhere. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy and mild. Friday night brings a likely shower chance. Extended outlook shows rain chances rising Saturday, then more pleasant and mild Sunday and Monday.
Scout leader hails global bonds from world jamboree
Hart, ecologist and former biology teacher, recalls a world jamboree where about 2500 youths from Brazil and other nations formed deep ties through cultural exchange. He notes patches from 160 to 180 cultures, pen pal hopes, and lessons on the parrot trade and habitat protection.
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Savannah River
South America
Brazil
Multi Talented Storytelling Keeps Family Traveling Entertained
Cuny says his children Raya John Rebecca and Timmy prompted his storytelling during long car trips. He notes he is a musician of 30 years who found storytelling complements his musical background and helps keep peace in the family.
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Rayah
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Celtic Evenings at Aiken Community Playhouse
Cuny performs a collection titled Celtic Evenings with most songs written by him. Tickets cost 7 for adults and 5 for students. Box office opens at 7 pm. The venue is at the intersection of Two Notch Road and Price Avenue in Aiken.
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Cuny
Aiken
Aiken Tech Opens LEPC Training Center For Standards
The ATC Training Center will standardize LEPC operations under EPCRA rules. Five instructors are certified to teach the new course and members will begin training in Columbia with support from the State Emergency Preparedness Office. South Carolina LEPCs are the first to receive the mandated training.
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EPCRA
ATC
Columbia
State
South Carolina
Aiken
False Arrest Case Involving Brown and Sheriff Rowland
Hallman sues claiming a four day gap after a phone talk with Brown, a visit from Rowland promising a surveillance camera, and a deputy sheriff arresting him at 1 a.m. He cites a ten hour detainment and recognizance bond to allege Fourth Amendment rights violation and false arrest under state law. Fox calls the late night arrest an unreasonable seizure without probable cause.
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Hallman
Rowland
Aiken
Sheriff's Department
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