Air Force to probe F-16 crash off Charleston coast
An Air Force investigation board will examine the fatal F-16CJ crash 40 miles east of Charleston during a routine training mission. Capt. Mitchell A. Bulmann, 27, of the 77th Fighter Squadron, died in the incident near Cape Romain. He was a Traverse City Central High School and US Air Force graduate and Cherry Festival air show tribute was planned in his memory.
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Dear Abby Advice on Love and Habits From a Midwest Reader
The column features Naive Nellie asking how to end a relationship with a married cowboy Slim who drained her finances and feelings. Other letters cover quitting marijuana and avoiding cell phone use in hospitals, with Abby advising distance, rehab, and using pay phones to protect medical equipment.
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Women's Caucus Faces Hurdles In South Carolina Legislation
In Columbia the South Carolina Women's Caucus laments a dismal year with only one major bill enacted the $20 marriage license fee hike to fund domestic violence shelters. Members cite cross party and racial lines, education and health gaps, and funding disputes as barriers to broader reform.
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Godfather of Soul Opens Carolina Amphitheater in Marion
James Brown, the Godfather of Soul, returned to a South Carolina stage at the new Carolina Amphitheater in Marion, drawing about 10 000 fans. The 68 year old performed Make It Funky with 11 musicians, mixing ballads and funk while addressing school prayer and including political commentary in his set. He previously last appeared in South Carolina at Myrtle Beach venues The Palace Theater in 2000 and House of Blues in 1997.
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