County agrees to archive council e-mails
Horry County will archive all council members emails after a period of deletion. A committee voted to implement a temporary policy until a permanent plan is drafted. The Sun News notes e mail has often been deleted within a day and only saved if personally kept.
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Man dies after stabbing self at Myrtle Beach airport
A maintenance worker found a man on restricted grounds at Myrtle Beach International Airport. Police say the man pulled a knife and stabbed himself in the abdomen and chest, causing fatal injuries. He died shortly afterward.
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South Carolina
Horry County
Robert Kegler
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Arrest Made in Pastor's Beating Death in South Carolina
Police say they arrested 44-year-old Frankie McGee in connection with the burglary and beating death of 87-year-old Rev. Tryon Eichelberger at his Columbia home. DNA evidence tied him to the crime. authorities cite McGee as a habitual thief and withheld motive details.
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Tryon Eichelberger
Columbia
Tandy Carter
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Jenny Sanford to host Easter egg hunt at Governor's Mansion
Ex first lady Jenny Sanford will host the Easter Egg Hunt at the Governor's Mansion in Columbia next Monday. The event, supported by Palmetto Health Children's Hospital and the Junior League of Columbia, invites hospitalized children aged 3 to 10. Sanford said her four sons will not attend. The divorce from Gov. Mark Sanford was finalized recently after his admission of an affair.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Columbia
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Sullivans Island
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Junior League of Columbia
Sanford
Attorneys General Prepare Suit Over Health Plan
South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster and Florida AG Bill McCollum said they are ready to sue if health care reform passes. They argue the bill violates state sovereignty by requiring all Americans to obtain insurance, calling it a direct tax without constitutional authority.
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Florida
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Bill McCollum
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