Suspect in deaths arrested in Tennessee
A suspect in the deaths of two relatives, Phillip Tapp, 54, was arrested in Tennessee after police found him in a stolen truck linked to one victim. Spartanburg County investigators travel to Nashville to press charges of property theft and DUI, while linking the killings of Marshall Scott Tapp and Kenneth Leroy Tapp to the case.
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York man pleads guilty in fatal drunken driving crash
York man Kevin Leon Loggins, 29, was sentenced to six years after pleading guilty to drunken driving in a crash that killed his brother, cousin, and cousin's girlfriend. Prosecutors say he drove 98 mph on highway 5 with a blood-alcohol level of 0.114 as the designated driver. Public defender Harry Dest says Loggins regrets the incident and accepts the sentence.
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Anger rises at gas stations over prices in South Carolina
Clerks report angrier customers at Circle K and Exxon stations as gas prices soar. Traveling manager Roberta Adkins notes rowdy customers and a cash-before-pump rule causing delays. Exxon staffer Carol LeTourneau says stations do not set prices. Sunoco regulars in Ladson take price increases in stride.
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Roberta Adkins
Circle K
Adkins
The
Post and Courier
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Carol LeTourneau
Exxon
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Rose Stewart
Sunoco
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Ladson
Stewart
Cashier Fired After Kangaroo Express Robbery
Mount Pleasant cashier Rey Reynolds says he was fired for having too much money in the register after a Kangaroo Express robbery. The incident occurred on state Highway 703 around 3 0 am Tuesday. no injuries or arrests reported.
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Reeves
Citadel relaxes female cadet hair length rule
The Citadel Board of Visitors approved a change allowing female cadets to wear longer hair next year if it is pulled back in a bun. Officials said current policy restricted sophomores to hair above the dress uniform collar, and the new rule permits longer hair as long as it remains in a secured bun.
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