Darlington Man Sentenced in Counterfeiting Case
Gerald Nelson Fraley, 40, of Darlington, was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison for counterfeiting $20 bills. He printed the notes while employed at the Darlington News & Press and used some to buy marijuana. He faces three years of supervised release afterward and will be barred from working in printing.
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Columbia
U.S
Pete Strom
Gerald Nelson Fraley
Fraley
Darlington News & Press
Strom
Bingo First Up In S C Nonprofit Crackdown
South Carolina plans a nonprofit enforcement unit to review tax exemptions with initial focus on bingo operations. The move follows blue law concerns and possible changes allowing counties to vote on Sunday store openings before 1 30 pm if local conditions allow.
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S.C
Columbia
South Carolina
Revenue Department
Obituary notices listing several local deaths
Obituary notices list the passing of The Rev Amos Adams Graniteville James M Boles Salley James Michael Callaghan North Augusta Sammie P Collins Barnwell Florence Etheredge Warner Robbins Ga William Red Hadden Langley Oscar C Jackson Graniteville Mildred M Parrish Aiken Austin P Richardson Warrenville Megan Danielle Rhoads Gloverville Fred Steen Warrenville with page reference Page 28 details pending.
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Amos Adams
Graniteville
James M. Boles
Salley
James Michael Callaghan
North Augusta
Sammie P. Collins
Barnwell
Florence Etheredge
Warner Robbins
William
Red) Hadden
Langley
Oscar C. Jackson
Mildred M. Parrish
Aiken
Austin P. Richardson
Warrenville
Megan Danielle Rhoads
Gloverville
Fred Steen
Budget Scramble as South Carolina Weighs Final Budget Decisions
Lawmakers clash over a tax cut gap as the House and Senate push for different budget paths. If no budget passes by July 1, state government could shut down, risking continued car inspections, child tax credits, and limits on gambling and programs at Citadel and Converse College.
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Columbia
South Carolina
House
Senate
David Wilkins
Greenville
Robinson
Thurmond blasts DOE as threat to America's nuclear security
U S Senator Strom Thurmond chairing the Armed Services Committee criticized the Department of Energy as a major risk to national security after a 20 minute meeting with Secretary Hazel O'Leary. He urged immediate approval of a Savannah River Site tritium production plan and noted bipartisan concern over DOE decisions.
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J. Strom Thurmond
S.C
Department of Energy
America
Sen. Thurmond
Senate Armed Services Committee
Hazel O'Leary
Clinton
Savannah River
SAS
Washington
DOE
South Carolina
National Security Committee
United States
SRS
School Board Tax Fight Over 10 Mill Levy Raises Debate
Aiken County School Board attorney Burkhalter defends keeping a 10-mill tax hike approved last year. Representative Hut questions legality, citing missing budget publication and Freedman Alternative School opening. Levy worth about 3 million, raising property taxes to over 26 million annually. The issue centers on whether the board met conditions for the levy.
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Aiken County
William H
Bu) Burkhalter Jr
Vacations Busy For Teachers
Brick Ward notes that teachers view summer breaks as a paradoxical time. The 1994 95 school year ends for students with a half day Tuesday and for teachers with a full day Wednesday. The new year starts August 28 with teachers already planning beforehand.
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Seawell
Tigers
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Abby
Rying
Curtis Inabinett
Joseph Neal
Richland
Joe Brown
Cebron Chamblee
Anderson
Citadel
Converse College
Barnwell County
Thurmond
Tritium
Associated Press
By Carl Langley
Ginny Southnor
Bonnie McNeill
Ellenton Middle School
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