McCain Returns from Iraq Sees Mixed Progress
Senator John McCain said after a Thanksgiving trip to Iraq that signs of progress exist but corruption remains and al-Qaida may trigger more violence. He noted Prime Minister al Maliki was more upbeat, while urging political reforms and warning of a volatile security outlook.
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Camden man cuts off own arm to escape fire
Sampson Parker, a construction supervisor and hobby farmer from Kershaw County, said he is grateful to be alive after severing his own arm with a pocket knife to escape a brush fire sparked by a corn harvester. He described being trapped for about 90 minutes as the machine pulled his hand into the rollers.
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