Fisherman finds bag of bones near Saluda Lake
Gerald Read found a gym bag containing two skulls and other human bones when fishing in Saluda Lake during the holiday weekend. A life size Jesus head sculpture was inside. Investigators plan forensic analysis to identify age race and sex. remains appeared skeletized and not two complete individuals.
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Saluda Lake
Gerald Read
Read
Jesus
Methodist apology service seeks racial reconciliation in South Carolina
In Spartanburg, United Methodists held a two hour service of repentance for racism as part of the statewide meeting. More than 1,000 participants walked to stations at Wofford College to receive symbolic sackcloth and bracelets, paired black and white, emphasizing ongoing work toward equity in education health care and criminal justice. The South Carolina Conference, with about 242,000 members and a black share around 20 percent, notes the historic Central Jurisdiction merger and vows continued action beyond repentance.
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Spartanburg
Charles Johnson
South Carolina
Wofford College
Johnson Arena
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United Methodist Church
Methodism
Gloria Myers
Oro
Joe Darby
Charleston
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Darby
AME
Methodist Episcopal Church
Junior Downs awaits competency evaluation before trial
William Junior Downs, held at the Aiken County Detention Center, awaits a competency evaluation to begin his capital murder trial in South Carolina. Prosecutor Barbara Morgan notes the lengthy delay since his 1991 and 1999 alleged crimes against James Porter and Keenan O Mailin, with extradition issues and pretrial proceedings cited as factors.
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North Augusta
William Junior Downs
Aiken County
Barbara Morgan
Downs
South Carolina
Morgan
Avannah
Keenan O’mailin
North
Augusta
Richmond County
Georgia
Danny Craig
Kathy Porter
James
Porter
Nina O’mailia
Keenan
Richard Allen
William Davison
Craig
Florida
Public press debate on hearing loss and noise levels
Letters discuss how hearing loss depends on dose not just loudness, with eight hour day limits at 90 decibels set by OSHA. Advice urges sound level measurements at work, use of ear protection, and public petitions to reduce noise from media productions.
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Abby
Nanette Fabray MacDougall
U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Robert Dobie
M.D
Washington, D.C
DR. Dobie
Ally
Lifetime Television
Discovery Channel
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