Barnwell educator and councilman charged with lewd acts
Barnwell 45 School District teacher and city council member Steve D. Walling, 52, faces six counts of lewd acts involving a minor. He was placed on administrative leave as the case unfolds. The incidents span August 2006 to October with a fourth grade girl cited in at least one act. Walling's attorney maintains innocence.
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Fire damages home near 278. no injuries reported
Silver Bluff Firefighters along with Beech Island and Jackson crews fought a morning blaze near U S 278. A resident escaped, but the single story brick house was severely damaged with no injuries. Also, South African High School students will screen Angels in the Dust for World AIDS Day on Nov 27 at 7 p.m. free admission. tickets available at the front office. They plan AIDS awareness activities including ribbon distribution and themed T shirts.
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South Carolina Tennessee Valley Corridor push for cleaner auto power
South Carolina and the Tennessee Valley Corridor embrace a shared effort to advance alternative fuels. The Clemson I CAR hosts sessions with BMW, Oak Ridge and Savannah River labs exploring hydrogen and cellulosic ethanol. Petersen cites a $40 million switchgrass pilot aiming to 2009 completion and 4000 rural jobs. Baloga of BMW predicts a hydrogen battery balance to replace gasoline. SC lawmakers pledge $15 million for hydrogen research.
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Drought Shrinks Duck Stopover Pools In South Carolina
The South Carolina drought threatens winter duck refuges as many hunting ponds and flooded fields dry up. Ducks Unlimited notes water shortages hit traditional grain flooding plans, leaving birds with fewer stopping points as migrations move south.
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