Conservatives Gather To Hear Pols And Academics
In Charleston a conservative summit on the South's role in national politics drew about 200 attendees including governors scholars political operatives and editors The gathering featured Pete du Pont National Review Institute chair and Clemson professor Charles Dunn who warned the South risks losing its cultural identity as it grows Elizabeth Fox Genovese argued The Citadel should stay all male and warned coeducation could threaten single sex education nationally.
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Emory University
Lottery Revenue Surpasses Georgia Lottery Projections
Georgia residents spent 160 per person in the first year, with over 1.1 billion in ticket sales and 330 million in revenue, funding education programs. About 65 percent of adults play monthly, averaging 6 a week, with higher per-capita spend in poorer ZIPs and lower in wealthier areas. An anniversary party at Underground Atlanta celebrates winners Bruce Wright and Bobby Jean Williams 2 million total.
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Officer Fired Over No Arrest in Domestic Case
Spartanburg police Sgt Mark O Shields was fired after he did not arrest Theodore Kelly for violating a restraining order. Kelly is now charged with murder in the June 7 deaths of Amogene Kelly and Keith Eppes. Internal probe cleared Officer Joel Greer, who resigned last week.
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Couple Wins Million in Indiana Lottery Draw
Mauldin couple Ed ward and Nelima Fillion won 1 million dollars after purchasing lottery tickets in Indiana while traveling to visit their two sons in Michigan. They had earlier bought tickets in Kentucky and Michigan. The winnings will be shared with family.
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Inelma Fillion
Edward
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Fillion
Edward Fillion
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