Hollings Calls To Intervene In Lost Trust Probe
Senator Fritz Hollings admits phoning Attorney General Janet Reno in 1994 to set up a meeting between defense lawyers and Justice officials over the Lost Trust investigations. He says the call served constituents and aimed to discuss the inquiry, not influence it, while critics call it improper interference.
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Columbia
Fritz Hollings
Janet Reno
Deps
Hollings
Constituent Service
Keith Billingsley
University of Georgia
Reno
Charleston
Lionel Lofton
BJ. Gordon
Lionel
Justice
Department
Office of Professional Responsibility
Bart Daniel. Lofton
Joel Collins Jr
OPR
Lofton
Collins
Luther Taylor
Oldest Easter eggs in the country on display in Pacolet home
Pauline Zelma Phillips preserves two hand painted chicken eggs in a ceramic vase above the refrigerator. Painted in 1993 for Fred Phillips by his mother Mary, the eggs mark their 64th Easter with solid shells and no odor.
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Pauline
Zelma Phillips
Denise Taylor
Phillipses
Phillips
Fred Phillips
Pacolet
Two Men Sentenced in Charleston Hate Crime Case
In Charleston, Lewis Weatherford Jr and Howard Hayes Jr were sentenced for a March attack that targeted a black man and a white woman. Authorities call the assault a hate crime. Weatherford, 25, and Hayes, 22, are residents of Cross and Holly Hill respectively.
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Charleston
Berkeley County
Lewis Weatherford Jr
Cross
Howard Hayes Jr
Holly Hill
Ridgeville
Weatherford
Hayes
Oped
Clemson seeks state funding to start industrial extension network
Clemson University requests 750000 to launch an industrial extension service aiding small to medium manufacturers in South Carolina. modeled after the agriculture extension program, the plan cites Georgia and North Carolina success and proposes two initial sites in Florence Darlington and Charleston Dorchester Berkeley regions.
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Columbia
Clemson University
South Carolina
General Assembly
Clemson Engineers
Christian Prziemble
Clemson
College of Engineering
Georgia
North
Carolina
South Caroliina
Florence Darlington
Charleston- Dorchester-Berkeley
Counterfeit clothes donated to needy on Easter weekend
John Fling and the Richland County Sheriff's Department distributed counterfeit designer label clothing after raids in January 1995. About 6 000 items valued at $300 000 were recovered and later given to charity as victims refused repurchase. three people were indicted and later pleaded guilty. Sheriff Leon Lott noted disposal options including landfill.
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Columbia
John Fling
Richland County Sheriff's Department
Fling
Leon Lott
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