Senator Leventis safe after plane emergency landing
State Senator Phil Leventis of Sumter was forced to make an emergency landing in a Sumter County bean field after his Cessna 310 lost power when his 4 year old daughter kicked the fuel selectors. No injuries were reported though the plane sustained about two thousand dollars in damage.
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State of Increases Mixed in South Carolina Economy
South Carolina's overall employment climbs while manufacturing jobs drop. The USC and Employment Security Commission report says 18,000 new total jobs this year and unemployment down to 5.9 percent in May, the lowest this decade, with textiles and durable goods weakening but gains in trade and service sectors offsetting losses.
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Man Sentenced In Fake Ransom Call Case In South Carolina
A 27 year old Columbia man received five years for obstruction of justice and five years for unlawful telephone use after he posed as abductors and demanded 2000 dollars from the family of Shari Faye Smith. He admitted wanting to return to prison after a life of incarcerations.
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Larry Gene Bell
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