Teacher Eats Worm to Reward Third Graders at Barry Elementary
North Charleston school Barry Elementary celebrates a math turnaround as Kathy Hebel eats a 2 inch night crawler after all 46 third graders master multiplication tables. The stunt reflects a bold pledge to motivate students in an inner city program serving 400 pupils from low income neighborhoods.
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Vanna White Honors Late Mother With Walk Fame Plaque
In North Myrtle Beach Vanna White dedicated her Walk of Fame inscription to her late mother Joan Nicholas White who died in 1980. White, famed Wheel of Fortune letter turner, called her mother a guiding influence as officials revived the city’s tourist corridor.
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Charleston Naval Base eyed as film production site
A redevelopment committee endorsed North Charleston's request for a 75000 grant to study turning the Charleston Naval Base into a movie soundstage. The plan aims to reuse the base before its closure next year with Charleston city involvement ongoing.
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Lowcountry film studio plan sparks redevelopment talks
Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties offer a 25000 dollar match as Debra Rosen urges space at the base for a new studio. The redevelopment authority weighs 13 other proposals before contracts, with Ravanel noting forthcoming details and Rosen citing job potential.
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Beasley Pushes Budget Surplus To 4.5 Billion Plan
Gov Beasley noted a state carryover surplus and over 500 million in other funds and urged a 4.5 billion spending package for next year. He credited Beasley with creating the surplus through cuts and warned he would veto noncooperating agencies to finish a budget by June adjournment. If lawmakers fail again he would recall them and reject a continuing resolution.
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Beasley talks on reactor tritium project and budget notes
Governor Beasley discusses plans for a new reactor to produce tritium while commenting on lawmakers' failure to pass a budget. He predicts return work June 12 and weighs the Barnwell County waste site and DOE decisions at SRS amid state health concerns.
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Beaufort man sent for psychiatric evaluation after shooting
Douglas Eugene Click, 52, of Beaufort County, is charged with two counts of assault with intent to kill and two counts of assault and battery with intent to kill after a shooting that wounded Deputies David Kistler and Pfe. Steve McGregor near a motel on U S 21. He has been sent to the Mental Health Department for evaluation.
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