Romney defends faith as not hindering White House bid
Romney rejected claims his Mormon faith would block a presidential run in a Bible Belt state. He cited meetings with pastors and religious leaders and cited Dr. Richard Land’s view that voters are seeking a president not a pastor. State Rep Gloria Haskins remains skeptical and backs John McCain.
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Mitt Romney
White House
Massachusetts
Bible Belt
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Associated Press
Richard Land
Southern Baptist Convention
Schools move forward after arrests in Ware Shoals
In Greenwood County, Ware Shoals Superintendent Faye Sprouse says the district will move ahead after the arrests of high school principal Jane Blackwell and cheerleading coach Jill Moore. Moore faces charges for supplying alcohol and cigarettes to minors and contributing to delinquency. Blackwell is accused of obstructing justice. The district will implement anonymous reporting, review staff policies, and improve communications among staff, students, and parents.
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Faye Sprouse
Jill Moore
Jane Blackwell
Moore
Blackwell
Sprouse
Greenwood County
National
Pete Brooks
Sanford aides hire leads budget board executive director
Sanford's top aide Henry White, 45, was named executive director of the Budget and Control Board, directing borrowing and purchases and overseeing leases, maintenance, computers, printing and personnel. The board approved 5-0 amid a broader reshuffle as Frank Fusco resigned after pressure from Sanford and Eckstrom.
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Mark Sanford
State Budget and Control Board
Henry White
Sanford
Senate
South Carolina
White
Tom Davis
Beaufort
Tom
Richard Eckstrom
Thomas Ravenel
Frank Fusco
Fusco
Sanford and Eckstrom
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