Scientists find first human remains in Hunley wreck
Scientists uncover three well preserved ribs and other artifacts inside the Confederate submarine Hunley hull off Sullivans Island. Smithsonian experts confirm human remains. Remaining crew may be buried at Magnolia Cemetery this fall after conservation work.
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Charleston
H.L. Hunley
Kellen Butler
Friends of the Hunley
Butler
Sullivans Island
Glenn McConnell
State Hunley Commission
Magnolia
Hunley
Doug Owsley
Smithsonian Institution
Physical Anthropology Department
Outdated DMV computers delay license renewals statewide
In Columbia and across roughly 28 offices, old equipment halts or restricts issuing renewals and new licenses. DMV officials report 25 year old systems, frequent hardware failures, and long lines as they await a $40 million Project Phoenix upgrade begun in 1997. Customers are urged to wait unless renewal is urgent.
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Columbia
Department of Motor Vehicles
Public Safety Department
Sherri Iacobelli
Iacobelli
DMV
David Burgis
Burgis
Project Phoenix
Hospitals barred from drug tests for pregnant women
The U S Supreme Court ruled that hospitals may not test pregnant women for drugs without consent and share results with police. Justices said the searches aimed at aiding treatment still enable law enforcement use, sparking debate over privacy and medical confidentiality.
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Columbia
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Charleston
Bobby Hood
Priscilla Smith
Center For Reproductive Law and Policy
Smith
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