Former economist to appeal 24-year fraud sentence
CHARLESTON A former Charleston Southern University economist named Al Parish was sentenced to 24 years for fraud and lying to investigators. Prosecutors say he spent investor funds on luxury items and property while promising high returns. Parish plans to appeal to the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia.
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Governor Signs Bills Sought by South Carolina American Indians
Gov. Mark Sanford signed bills allowing Native American chiefs and spiritual leaders to perform legally recognized marriage ceremonies and sign licenses, and lifting restrictions on wild turkey feathers used in traditional attire. About 50 tribal members attended the ceremony, with chiefs noting the move advances self governance and heritage restoration.
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