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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

04 May 2002

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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May 04, 2002

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7

Hope scholarship debate stalls South Carolina lottery plan

A conference panel negotiates HOPE and LIFE scholarship funding amid a $172 million lottery plan. Senate and House members press for an $8.7 million HOPE add on for B average seniors while agreeing to bus purchases and tuition aid, with a Tuesday-Wednesday deadline floated to close differences.

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Columbia House Senate Tommy Moore D-Clearwater Hugh Leatherman R-Florence Leatherman of Hope Ero Harrell Moore Glenn McConnell HOPE McConnell South Carolina
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South Carolina Executes Johnson for Trooper Killing

Richard Charles Johnson was executed by lethal injection for the 1965 killing of Trooper Bruce Smalls during a traffic stop on I-95 in Jasper County. Despite a confession from a former co-defendant, appeals failed and clemency was denied. The case centered on Connie Hess admitting she killed Smalls, a claim the court found unreliable, allowing the fatal sentence to proceed.

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Columbia Richard Charles Johnson Johnson State Supreme Court Jim Hodges US Supreme Court Bruce Smalls Jasper County Connie Sue Hess Nebraska Hess Smalls John Son The
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Charleston hosts early Decoration Day ceremony in 1865

Charleston marked one of the nation’s first Memorial Day observances with an 1865 graves dedication for Union soldiers in a Confederate prison camp. Reenactors of the 54th Massachusetts depicted the event as a marker is set at Hampton Park, attracting about 10 000 attendees, many Black, as whites had evacuated.

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Charleston S.C 54Th Massachusetts David Blight Hampton Park
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