Georgia Supreme Court upholds video gambling machine ban
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled Tuesday to sustain a state ban on video gambling machines, enforcing prohibitions that remove such devices from a broader Southern region. The decision reinforces legal limits on electronic gaming within the state.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Supreme Court
Osama bin Laden Alive The al Qaida Network Still Capable
German security officials say Osama bin Laden likely remains alive and al Qaida strong, with a network still capable of carrying out terrorist attacks despite efforts to crush it.
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bin Laden
Berlin
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
Last beam removal at Ground Zero marks end of era
In 1967, Joe Alba, then a 26 year old iron worker, helped place steel beams at the World Trade Center. Now, 35 years later, he stood as the final steel column from the demolished site was removed, marking a concluding moment in New York’s World Trade Center project.
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New York
Joe Alba
World Trade Center
Deaths of Four Individuals Stir Local Notice
Obituary notice lists Helen Anderson Columbia Grace Craig Watervile Debbie Gill North Augusta and Maynard Watson West Columbia among the deceased. Community figures are remembered in a brief notice detailing names and towns.
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Helen Anderson
Columbia
Grace Craig
Watervile
Debbie Gill
North Augusta
Maynard Watson
West Columbia
Charleston parish abuse allegations prompt probe into former pastor
Charleston area law enforcement has opened an investigation into claims that Monsignor Thomas A. Evatt sexually abused a 9 year old boy nearly 25 years ago at St. Joseph Church in Charleston. The alleged victim, now in his mid 30s, reported the incident from 1977 after Evatt’s 1976 ordination. The Diocese of Charleston notified authorities, and Evatt has been suspended following a May 18 resignation letter citing health problems.
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Charleston-area
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Debbie Herring-Lash
9Th Circuit Solicitor’s Office
Charleston
Charleston County Sheriff's Office
Herring
Lash
Evatt
Evatt’s Long Clerical Career Across Parishes
The record outlines Evatt’s service from 1977 to 2002 across multiple South Carolina Catholic parishes and roles. Beginning ministry at St Joseph in Charleston, he served as associate at Prince of Peace Taylors and St Cyprian Georgetown, admin of Andrews and McClellanville missions, and pastor postings at St Mary Samton, Stella Maris Sulivans Island, Precious Blood Pawleys Island, St Mary Help of Christians Aiken, Our Lady of the Rosary Greenville, and Stella Maris listed again. The timeline covers 1977 through 2002 with various assignments and leadership duties.
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St. Mary Help of Christians
Aiken
Our Lady of the Rosary
Greenville
Stella Maris
Sulivan’s Island
St. Mary
Samton
Precious Blood of Christ
Pawleys Island
St. Cyprian
Georgetown
Andrews and
McClellanville
Prince of Peace
Taylors
St. Joseph
Wagener man airlifted after suspected seizure crash
Leon K. Driggers, 39, of Wagener was traveling west on Wagener Trail Road Tuesday when his 1997 Chevy pickup ran off the road and into a tree. Officers indicated a seizure may have caused the crash. He was airlifted to Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital and listed in fair condition.
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Wagener
Leon K. Driggers
Wagener Trail Road
Lance Cpl
R.K. Hughes
S.C. Highway Patrol
Driggers
Hughes
Highway Patrol
Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital
County budget taking shape in county budget talks
Magistrates and emergency services personnel dominated discussion as the 2002 2003 county budget began to take shape during an Aiken County Council work session. The topics echoed last year’s talks with $81 528698 expected seen on budget pages.
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Aiken
Sanford leads GOP field as final reports filed before primary
Governor candidate Mark Sanford remains ahead in fundraising among seven GOP contenders as final campaign finance reports are filed before the June 11 primary. The reports followed a delay in receiving copies from the State Ethics Commission as The Associated Press obtained responses from four of seven candidates.
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Columbia
Mark Sanford
Sanford
Associated Press
State Ethics Commission
County funds basic repairs for Graniteville pool plan
Aiken County Council backed basic repairs at the 35 year old Graniteville pool at the Aiken County Recreation Center. Officials, joined by Health Department and Parks staff, aim to fix pipes drains and valves quickly for about ten to fifteen thousand dollars. No start date set with work likely to begin next week leaving youths with no pool access for at least three weeks while alternate locations are sought.
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Aiken County
Aiken County Recreation Center
Graniteville
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Aiken County Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Aiken
Langley Pond
Smith-Hazel Recreation Center
US 1
Brian Sanders
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Chuck Gordahl
Graniteville Pool
Am Pnew
Scott Weber
Frank Richards
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Aiken County Recreational Center