South Carolina college scholarship excludes felons and violators
The Greenville News reports South Carolina's new LIFE ship college scholarship, signed by Gov. Beasley, bars those with felony convictions and those alcohol or drug related violations from aid. Colleges may face costly criminal checks as the law sets this eligibility rule. House Speaker Pro Temp Tom Haskins supports the requirement as incentive for lawful behavior.
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Presbyterians defer gay ordination issue at General Assembly
The Presbyterian Church USA closed its annual convention after backing anti gun and anti tobacco resolutions while delaying debate on gay ordination until 1999. Delegates voted 412 to 92 to reject a third vote by presbyteries, preserving the ban on ordaining sexually active gays as ministers or lay leaders.
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Husband of state rep arrested after threat to kill official
Berkeley County sheriff's deputies arrested James Hinson, husband of state representative Shirley Hinson, on charges of threatening the life of public official James Law. Law, a Moncks Corner legislator, said he received a phone threat after being paged around 5 pm Friday. Court records show earlier domestic dispute and restraining order issues between the Hinsons, with Hinson denying threats and citing marital strains over her political career.
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Farmer 72 Named South Carolina Father of the Year
Lynn Randolph South Carolina’s 72 year old Lynn wins the state Father of the Year award and a 10000 prize from Attorney General Charlie Condon. He says he never retires from fatherhood and his daughters praise his guidance while noting his son’s Clemson path and trustees role.
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Richland
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