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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1997

Page

9

Donnie Myers the South Carolina Death Row Prosecution Leader

Lexington attorney Donnie Myers known as Dr Death handles the state’s most lethal cases. He has sought death sentences for ten inmates and presided over five death penalty trials in 17 months with three executed. He says the work is not about victory but ensuring justice and the victims’ families’ needs.

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South Carolina reports first botulism case in two decades

Greenville officials disclosed a 33 year old man hospitalized at Greenville Memorial in good condition with the state's first botulism case in over 20 years. Health officials weighed Type E botulism from seafood but suspected possible wound contamination from a minor injury. Authorities noted botulism toxin comes from soil borne bacteria and that no wound injury was found on admission January 12.

Greenville South Carolina Greenville Memorial Hospital

Republicans reel from flag flap hurt by fundraising woes

GOP donors fault Gov Beasley's plan to move the Confederate flag from the Statehouse dome, driving down contributions to the South Carolina Republican Party. Chairman Henry McMaster notes ups and downs in fundraising as small donors pull back after mailings that drew backlash and harsh notes. Senator Arthur Ravenel Jr, a Jag supporter, says many feel let down. Beasley previously backed leaving the flag alone but hinted at compromise.

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