Conway Man Arrested After Multijurisdiction Search
Conway man James T. Cribb, 24, sought for beating his pregnant girlfriend with a wrench and setting two homes and a car on fire was captured Friday morning after a search by three police agencies aided by a state helicopter and bloodhound team. No further details were released.
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Myrtle Beach
Conway
Ccar
James T
Jamie” Cribb
Socastee
Cribb
SLED
Hugh Munn
Three Hospitals Form Heart Care Alliance
CHARLESTON AP Three hospitals announce an alliance to form the Roper Heart Emergency Network serving a three county area with ER heart care. Roper Berkeley Center will participate and transfers for extensive care go to Roper in downtown Charleston. Georgetown AP A Georgetown County woman sues Waccamaw Economic Opportunity Council claiming a contractor raped her during home repairs. The jury found Jerome Burroughs not guilty in April. The agency says it is not liable as he was not its employee. The suit alleges assault and rape at her August home visit.
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Charleston
Roper Hospital
Baker Hospital
Colleton Regional
Roper Heart Emergency
Roper
Berkeley Center
Berkeley County
Stephen Daniel
Roper Emergency Services
Georgetown
Georgetown County
Waccamaw Economic Opportunity Council
Jerome S. Burroughs
Deaths Obituaries on Page 7A List Kelley Rawlinson Sullivan
Obituaries published for Orvel T. Kelley Aiken Alfred H. Rawlinson of West Columbia and Stephen Sullivan of Aiken are listed with their death notices on Page 7A. Public records show pending funeral arrangements and family notices.
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Orvel T
Kelley
Aiken
Alfred H. Rawlinson
West Columbia
Stephen Sullivan
Lion King Premiere Draws Crowds and Childhood Awe
Children flocked to Aiken Mall Cinemas for the Disney film, awaiting tickets as promises of a vivid screen version of Simba's tale filled the air. The feature includes a powerful scene where Mufasa dies and Simba is urged to reclaim the throne, leaving youngsters in stunned silence and then eager to see the movie again.
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Aiken
Simba
Circle of Life
Mufasa
DSS Moves Toward New Drug Policy
The Department of Social Services plans major revisions to policies on babies testing positive for drugs after two infant deaths while in care. One death occurred in Aiken County involving 3 month old Dermen Wideman and his mother Dana Wideman. The other death happened in Orangeburg County while the child was in foster care.
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Department of Social Services
DSS
Aiken County
Orangeburg
Dermen Wideman
Dana M. Wideman
North Augusta
Second Judicial Circuit
Barbara Morgan
Ms. Wideman
Dermen
Orangeburg County
Attempt To Bolster Dollar Fails
Washington officials and markets tagged the international rescue of the dollar a failure. President Clinton defended the move while critics blamed poor timing and execution. Sen. Pete Domenici called the dollar drop a global vote of no confidence in U.S. leadership as 17 nations spent between 3 and 5 billion dollars to support the currency. The dollar barely steadied before slipping again against the yen and the mark.
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Washington
United States
Clinton
St. Louis
Bat
Capitol Hill
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
U.S
Senate
Oor
New York
Japan's Hata to resign amid no confidence defeat
Prime Minister Tsutomu Hata plans to announce resignation on Saturday after a two month term, as AP reports. The move would intensify Japan's political chaos ahead of a Naples summit of major economic powers, with issues including the weak yen looming.
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Roxyo
Tsutomu Hata
Japan Broadcasting Corp
Japan
Naples
Italy
Grand jury aborted in Simpson murder case
Los Angeles judge halted the 0.3 Simpson murder probe on Friday citing publicity that could influence jurors. The move sends the case to a Thursday preliminary hearing where prosecutors must present evidence in open court. Simpson, 46, is jailed on charges tied to the deaths of his ex wife and a friend.
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Los Angeles
Simpson
Defense team bolstered with Dershowitz and Baileys addition
The defense for the challenging case was expanded Friday with Alan Dershowitz and F. Lee Bailey joining, as courts noted that some jurors may have become aware of prejudicial matters not formally presented by the district attorney amid the 1993 94 grand jury proceedings.
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Alan Dershowitz
F. Lee Bailey
Associated Press
Superior Court
Cecil J. Mills
Business Civic Leaders Sue South Carolina Over Flag Removal
Mayor Bob Coble leads business and civic leaders in a lawsuit against South Carolina to force removal of the Confederate flag from the Statehouse dome. The filing asks the state Supreme Court to appoint a mediator to avoid further court fights and achieve flag removal. The action follows failed compromise efforts and ongoing civil rights pressure including NAACP campaigns and calls for a nationwide boycott. The suit names the state, Attorney General Cravis Medlock, and General Services Director Helen Zeigler as defendants.
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Columbia
Bob Coble
South Carolina
Statehouse Dome
State Supreme Court
Capital
NationsBank Carolinas
Joel A. Smith
General Assembly
Smith
NAACP
Richard Gergel
Cravis Medlock
General Services
Helen Zeigler
General Services Department
Statehouse
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