Whale washes ashore in Myrtle Beach then euthanized
A 13 foot pygmy sperm whale washed ashore at Myrtle Beach and was euthanized due to illness. Officials planned to send the animal to the National Ocean Service Lab in Charleston for analysis while Coastal Carolina University noted several annual beach strandings tied to illness and debris. Another report from Conway, SC notes a home invasion shooting left one man dead and another charged with burglary and attempted armed robbery.
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Doug Furlone
National Ocean Service Lab
Charleston
Rob Young
Coastal Carolina University Marine Science Department
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Conway
Horry County
Robert Kegler
Thelton Chestnut
Conway Medical Center
Jeremy Vereen
Fewer banks opening in South Carolina
The State reports 36 new bank branches opened in South Carolina between July 1, 2008 and June 30, a five year low, compared with 77 new offices in the prior year per FDIC data. The downturn is tied to the broader economic slump affecting lenders.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
S C top cop testifies in Sanford spending inquiry
South Carolina Law Enforcement Division Chief Reggie Lloyd told lawmakers that Governor Mark Sanford committed no criminal or civil violations after an inquiry into his state funded trip spending. Lloyd added the probe was limited and may expand if other issues arise. Senator David Thomas aims to wrap up the committee’s work in two months.
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South Carolina
Mark Sanford
Reggie Lloyd
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Sanford
David Thomas
Fountain Inn
Senate Finance
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