Judge weighs plea in double homicide case
The article discusses a criminal case involving a woman accused of killing two children under 11. It notes opinions on whether a judge or jury should determine the sentence, with references to past electrocutions and remarks from defense and state officials about mental state and potential mercy.
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Michael
Alex
Pope
Howard
John Blume
Bruck
Blume
Joseph Carl Shaw
James Terry Roach
Limmie Arthur
Jamie Wilson
Johnny Ray Jr
Jack Swerling
Columbia
Ms. Smith
Swerling
Charles Condon
Converse President Questioned Over Faulkner Admissions Case
Charleston Converse College faces scrutiny as President Sandra Thomas answers questions about talks with Citadel attorney Anne Marie Whittemore on a private leadership institute as an alternative to admitting Shannon Faulkner to The Citadel. Judge Houck notes public contract makes talks public. state funds and oversight debated amid a potential landmark lawsuit.
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Charleston
Converse College
Sayy Tie Crat Leadership Institute
Citadel Military School
South Caroli- Faulkner Ia
Converse
Spartanburg
Shannon Faulkner
Citadel
Corps of Cadets
Ath
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Faulkner
Leadership Institute
Sandra Thomas
Anne Marie Whittemore
U.S
C. Weston Houck
Houck
Charlie Condon
DHEC Board Rejects Marina Project on Seabrook Island
The DHEC board rejected a $100 million Seabrook Island marina resort plan after regulators said harbor water would stagnate and harm water quality. The 5-1 vote followed a staff recommendation to approve. only Lowcountry member Cyndi Mosteller dissented, with chairman John Hay Burriss abstaining.
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Columbia
Seabrook Island
Department of Health and Environmental Control Board
Cyndi Mosteller
Isle of Palms
John Hay Burr
Prison life at the base described with six month furlough rule
Shaw describes prison policy permitting furloughs only after six months served with exceptions for emergencies. Inmates wake around 5 30 am and begin a 7 1 2 hour workday. Activities include grounds keeping, maintenance, food service, cleaning, recreation, and classes at Troy State University or Trenholm State.
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Weard
Ms. Beard
Jasses
Trenholm State Technical College
Relocation of Wildlife May Undermine Genetic Diversity
South Carolina researchers warn that moving species to rebuild wetlands and prairies can reduce genetic variation and raise vulnerability. Mosquitofish illustrate the risk as populations rebound with fewer alleles. Experts urge caution, study other species, and precheck genetic variability before relocations.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Margaret Mulvey
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
Aiken
Texas
California
Nevada
Ms. Mulvey
Spira
Gipson
Survivor Found 16 Days After Seoul Store Collapse
In Seoul rescuers pulled survivor Park Sung yeon, 19, from the Sampoong Department Store rubble sixteen days after the June 29 collapse that killed at least 300. The death toll rose to 305 as officials blamed faulty construction and furious relatives urged prosecutors to charge store executives with murder.
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Seoul
South Korea
Park Sungyeon
Sampoong
Park
Yon- Jap
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