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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 2009

Page

7

Obama taps ex SC superintendent to lead consumer safety panel

President Obama plans to nominate Inez Moore Tenenbaum, former South Carolina education chief, as chair of the expanded Consumer Product Safety Commission. Robert Adler is named for a new seat as the panel grows from three to five members. The agency faces funding at 107 million dollars and oversight of about 15,000 products.

Washington, D.C Barack Obama South Carolina Consumer Product Safety Commission Congress Obama White House Inez Moore Tenenbaum Commission Robert Adler Senate Tenenbaum Nancy Nord Nord Eastman Kodak Co George W. Bush CPSC State House Adler University of North Carolina Bethesda

S C officer faces gambling charge in Sumter

AP reports Sumter South Carolina police officer Zatch Pouchprom, 27, among 11 charged after deputies broke up an illegal poker game last weekend. He is on leave from the Sumter Police Department. Deputies responding to claims of sexual exploitation of a minor found the game.

Ue. Sumter Southarolina Sumter Sheriff's Pouchprom Sumter County

South Carolina considers 50 cent cigarette tax hike

A plan to raise the SC cigarette tax by 50 cents a pack advances 3-1 in a Senate Finance subcommittee despite opposition from Senate Minority Leader Land who argues funds should expand existing health care rather than create a new program. Senator Matthews also voiced opposition if the bill lacks changes. The tax would fund low income residents' health coverage with an estimated 139 million dollars.

Columbia South Carolina Senate John Land Manning Land Orangeburg John Matthews

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