Woods chases history at St Andrews in near flawless Open round
Tiger Woods held a 36 hole lead at St Andrews amid a near flawless performance. He stood 133 after 36 holes, three ahead of David Toms, and eyed becoming the youngest golfer to win all four majors. bunkers and a famous Road Hole chip highlighted his round as he stayed in front.
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Putin Debuts in G Eight as Clinton Presses Rule of Law
The second Clinton Putin meeting focused on press freedom and economic reform in Russia before debt relief. They signed a nuclear reduction pledge and discussed START 2/START 3 support and antiballistic missile issues while Putin offered help in Middle East talks and signaling cautious interest in North Korea missile proposals.
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Drought Panels Expanded Under New 1998 Act
Gov appoints four regional drought boards with river drainage focus to speed response while permanent rules await legislative approval. The updated 1985 Drought Response Act creates emergency regulations and shifts from Palmer Index to multi parameter drought assessment including precipitation, agriculture, and fire danger.
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Confederate flag protester arrested for third time at State House
The Rev. E. Slave born Eddie Rufus and known as a Confederate flag protester was arrested Friday on a trespassing charge near the State House in Columbia. The 52 year old, who has protested with chains, previously faced violations tied to attempts to affix himself to monuments and deface penalties.
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Penland Eyes Upscale Condos at Houndslake Site
Penland aims to develop upscale condominiums on Houndslake land with a two floor design and European styling while preserving sandstone outcroppings. Environmentalists and officials from NOAA and USDA favor smart growth and preserving green space, with possible sale if appeals fail. Bolton notes the Board of Zoning Appeals governs exceptions and urges height limit changes due to a 100 foot fire truck reach.
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South Carolina Posts Strong Job Growth in 1990s
Census data show South Carolina added 94 572 service jobs from 1992 to 1997, with growth outpacing Alabama North Carolina Tennessee and similar states in some measures. Analysts note quality jobs matter and long term policy will shape gains. The state’s total businesses rose 1.1 percent in 1996 to 94 985, above the national 0.7 percent.
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