McMaster ends probe into gas price gouging in South Carolina
South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster announced the closure of the investigation into potential gas price gouging after Hurricane Ike. Three stations and a Denver supplier agreed to donate 6500 to the American Red Cross, but no charges were filed.
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McMaster uses new law to target price gouging in gas
South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster invoked a new state law allowing criminal penalties against gas stations for excessive price increases during a supply crisis. He noted a 2006 settlement where seven businesses paid $500 each to a Katrina relief fund, as AGs nationwide pursue refunds civil penalties and energy aid from gouging probes.
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Shriners mull fate of six children's hospitals amid endowment woes
At the Shriners annual meeting in San Antonio about 1,300 members are deciding whether to close six hospitals or overhaul care. The system, funded by a shrinking endowment and donations, faces leadership changes and a shift to accepting insurance for some services while keeping most care free.
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