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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 2006

Page

8

Coast Guard rescues six of seven missing boaters

Six people were saved from a capsized 26 foot charter boat The Super Suds I about 15 miles off the South Carolina coast near Murrells Inlet. The seventh, captain Robert Clark, remained missing as crews searched with helicopters boats and a plane. Hypothermia treatment was noted for some rescued passengers seeking medical care at Georgetown Memorial Hospital.

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Student killed in S C school stabbing in Conway

An 18 year old student, Natalia Holmes of Carolina Forest High School, died after a morning stabbing in a school parking lot shared by Carolina Forest High and Middle School. A 24 year old suspect, Edwin Lee Cornelius, was in custody with charges pending as investigations continued.

Conway Natalia Allison Holmes Carolina Forest High School Conway Medical Center Horry County Dan Bellamy Charleston Edwin Lee Cornelius Ayner Carolina Forest Middle School Chizo Ekichukwu Chizo Peter Ekechukwu

NAACP to monitor Myrtle Beach rallies after settlement

The NAACP says it will monitor the Atlantic Beach Bikefest and Harley rally in Myrtle Beach, adding a complaint hotline. Lawsuits against the city and four businesses over alleged racial discrimination were resolved before this Memorial Day weekend events. Mayor John Rhodes’s administration reportedly improved city NAACP relations.

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