Women embrace outdoors program grows nationwide
Mrs Christopher notes Jessons learnings from the event aid future protection and awareness. Clinton resident Beth Boland traveled long to try guns and bow for first time, amid growing Women in the Outdoors events. Karen Roop says national membership rose from 700 to 10 000 this year as Edgefield hosts a successful session. Trish Berry notes many first time shooters and excitement to involve new women.
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McDonald Law signature building praised by community
Mrs Murff credits the community volunteers and corporate sponsors for the success of the new building designed by McDonald Law. People visit and are fascinated by the structure, which stands as a signature project. Donations and trust from locals underpin its progress.
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NAACP calls for tourism boycott over South Carolina flag
The NAACP urges a state boycott starting Jan 1 unless the Confederate banner atop the Capitol is removed. Dozens of groups have canceled meetings since the controversy began. Law governs removal, with debate over heritage versus racism, and lawmakers recall unclear voting.
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GOP tax cut aims to appease rebels in spending bill
Conservatives debate the nine hundred billion package as GOP leaders seek a palatable bill. Proposals include an 11 billion Medicare payment boost over five years and a renewal of expired tax credits to win votes. Clinton and Congress clash over the bill. past spending battles temper optimism.
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Turkey quake toll climbs as rescue teams rush in
A deadly quake in Bolu province leaves 362 dead and about 1,800 injured. International rescue teams from Greece, the United States, France, Germany and Italy join Local authorities report dawn arrivals as families mourn amid shattered towns and aftershocks. President Clinton was to visit Turkey, with First Lady Hillary Clinton and Chelsea arriving in Ankara.
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