Former Chesnee officer pleads guilty to domestic violence
Former Chesnee police officer Jason Blackwell pled guilty to criminal domestic violence and pointing a gun at his wife. A judge sentenced him to 30 days in prison and 18 months probation, suspending the five year term. He was barred from policing duties and the couple divorced.
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Benedict to share 4.3 M with USC for bioscience
Benedict College will receive 4.3 million dollars over five years from the National Institutes of Health for biomedical research in collaboration with the University of South Carolina School of Medicine. About 900 thousand comes immediately to support research efforts and student experience in life and physical sciences. The grant funds include hiring an assistant professor and two postdoctoral associates and creating an office of Sponsored Biomedical Research.
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Son Charged in Mother's Death in Red Bank
A 14 year old boy is charged with murder in the stabbing death of his mother Debra Jean Clayton 33 found dead in her home Lexington County Sheriff James Metts will seek adult court for the boy Coroner Harry O Harman says autopsy shows death by multiple stab wounds The knife used was found under the boy’s bed Detectives say motive was anger over parental restrictions The boy is held in a pretrial detention facility awaiting a court hearing
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John de la Howe school chief resigns to pursue other goals
John de la Howe School superintendent Robert Austin resigned effective November 6 from the McCormick at risk youth campus. He will stay as a consultant until December 6. George Young is named interim superintendent.
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Draft efforts gain steam as Beasley eyed for Senate
A parade of about 20 legislators and Beasley supporters visited his Darlington office in a bid to lure the former governor into the Republican primary for the U S Senate seat being vacated by Fritz Hollings in 2005. Key figures spoke of Beasley’s potential to unite voters and avoid vote overlap with Lindsey Graham.
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