Woman Sues Duke Over Contaminated Sandwich Case
A Greenville woman sues Duke Sandwich Co alleging her unborn baby born after she ate an egg salad sandwich developed salmonella. She claims negligence in inspection, supervision, and storage. Hearing in December. Separate items report a pediatrician’s probation for advising a mother that pacifier use could cause homosexuality. A Clinton threat case yields 23 months for Randy Weaver. Holiday safety drive underway with officers enforcing seat belt use in South Carolina.
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Duke
Greenville
Duke Sandwich Co
Rhonda Walker
DHEC
Linda Bell
C.F Sauer Co
Mauldin
Anderson
South Carolina Board of Medical Examiners
Colquitt Sims Jr
Sims
Columbia
Carol Niederhauser
Delaware
Tve
Ms. Niederhauser
Highway Patrol
South Carolina
James Caulder
Carolinas Motor Club
Gas prices rise in South Carolina as Piedmont hikes rates
State regulators say Midwest and Northeast snows push natural gas costs higher. Piedmont Natural Gas won approval to raise customer rates by 38 percent, about 12 dollars more per month on average. SCE&G expects a similar move, with weather driven rate dynamics and a weather normalization program that saved customers about 21 dollars last winter.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Midwest
Northeast
Gary Walsh
Public Service Commission
Charlotte
N.C
Piedmont
Schrum
Texas
Missouri
Sce&g
Midlands
Pee Dee
Recoupment fees to rise in South Carolina next year
South Carolina drivers face higher recoupment fees in 1997 as the Reinsurance Facility approved increases to fund losses in the high risk pool. Full coverage customers will pay about 55 dollars, liability-only customers under one dollar, with larger hikes for drivers with higher points. The plan, awaiting Insurance Department and judge approval, ties fees to pool losses and may be aided by a bill to reduce moment fees in 1996.
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Columbia
South Carolina
State Insurance Department
Bruce Mackay
South Carolina Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Mackay
Irisk
District clears girl's record after end of year
A 11 year old girl who packed a steak knife in her lunch box may have her expulsion wiped from school records if she stays out of trouble this year. The Richland District 1 school board voted 6 1 to erase the record conditions on continued probation for the rest of the academic year. The family plans to challenge the probation stipulation and may seek circuit court review.
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Columbia
Richland
Charlotte Kirk
Hopkins
Charlotte
Vince Ford
Ford
Carl Kirk
Kirk
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Regis
Aiken Mall
Triple Crown
Tuple Crown Hat Care
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Amy Wyatt
Olive Lowe
Gregg Hwy
Aiken, S.C
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Artists’ Parlor
Laurens St
Aiken
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Downtown Development Association
Aiken Driving Club
Aiken Junior Woman's Club
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Marilyn Rivier
St. Mary Help of Christians
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