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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 2005

Page

6

Graham notes rising Iraq skepticism in South Carolina

U S Senator Lindsey Graham tells The State that both Republicans and Democrats back home are increasingly asking why the U S remains in Iraq. He cites church, business leaders and public sentiment as signs of a national shift, while experts warn the state could reflect broader waning support for the policy. Local voters express mixed views joining veterans like Harry Rollins in reassessing the war’s progress.

Columbia U.S Lindsey Graham Defense Donald Rumsfeld Iraq South Carolina Graham Seneca Rumsfeld Senate Armed Services Committee College of Charleston Bill Moore Bush Karen Dawson Republican Party Lindsey Danny Riddle Walterboro Afghanistan Saddam Hussein Harry Rollins West Ashley

Supreme Court land ruling barely changes South Carolina

A U.S. Supreme Court decision easing eminent domain for private development is unlikely to alter South Carolina practice. USC law professor Rob Wilcox notes SC protections exceed federal rules, and state lawmakers may curb any expansion of power. Senator Ford criticizes the ruling while Columbia officials cite blight and public use as potential justifications.

Columbia U.S. Supreme Court South Carolina University of South Carolina Law Rob Wilcox S.C. Supreme Court Wilcox Connecticut Supreme Court Dred Scott Plessy Ferguson Ford Bob Coble

Berkeley County deputy suspended amid 1987 fatal beating review

Berkeley County deputy Roudro Gourdine has been placed on paid administrative leave as state investigators review the 1987 death of Hollie Chestnut after a struggle with the officer. Chestnut died after being struck and kicked during an exchange at the Charleston Police Department.

Berkeley Charleston Berkeley County Roudro Gourdine Criminal Justice Academy Gourdine Hollie Chestnut Chestnut Academy Andrews Georgetown

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