No Fault Found With Police Handling Of Missing Toddlers
Union County Sheriff How ard Wells and agencies pursued the missing Michael and Alex Smith as a kidnapping case. Investigations showed the tragedy was caused by the mother, who drowned the children. A Justice Department guide urges treating every missing child report as in immediate danger.
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Union County
Howard Wells
Wells
U.S. Justice Department
Justice Manual
Scenic Road Project Worthy Undertaking
South Carolina state highway commission approves a policy to promote scenic roads, signaling a shift from past emphasis on roadside uniformity and vegetation clearance. The move aims to preserve natural beauty along designated routes and encourage thoughtful development.
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River Road
Yemassee
Charleston
Post and Courier
State Highway Commission
South Carolina
Beasley seals new political order in South Carolina
In South Carolina, six Republicans win eight constitutional offices and a near state House majority while GOP gains reach four of six U.S. House seats. Governor elect Beasley embodies a shift toward smaller government and greater self reliance for families, signaling a national political realignment.
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South Carolina
GOP
U.S
Myth of a Pacific trade bloc risks U S interests
Trudy Rubin argues against a rush to an Asian Pacific economic community through APEC. She notes uneven pledges among members, with richer nations committing to 2010 while others delay to 2020, and warns the plan could hinder broader global trade via weaker terms and regional frustration.
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United States
European Union
Robert Manning
Progressive Policy Institute
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Canada
Australia
New Zealand
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South Korea
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Zealotry in Academia Over Names Sparks Apology and Suspension
Chicago Tribune columnist Eric Zorn recalls Northwestern incident where Eric Kleiman mocked Muslim names in a joke column. Ismael objected, the paper apologized, and Kleiman was suspended eleven days before resigning. The episode sparked debate on political correctness and open inquiry.
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Howard Cooper
Howard Popper
Bev Balch
Bev Belch
Kleiman
Daily Northwestern
Mike Giometti
Tim Scharf
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Ismaeli
Athletic Department
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Shea
Wildcat
Gary Barnett
Northwestern
Arnold Weber
Daily
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