Deer hunter killed in accidental Union County shooting
A 23 year old man, Jeffrey Parker of Pacolet, was shot and died after a fellow hunter fired during a deer hunt near Jonesville. Investigators described the incident as an accidental shooting with Parker succumbing at the hospital.
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Rock Hill Man Found Dead Under His Car
York County Coroner says Larry Hinson may have suffered a heart attack or slipped while pushing his vehicle. A neighbor found the 46 year old in his driveway Saturday morning. autopsy inconclusive. Officials see no foul play and call it a possible freak accident.
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Man Fatally Beaten With Baseball Bat in Hill Fight
In Rock Hill an 18 year old man, Jeremy Moon, is charged with murder after striking 28 year old Chris Manfredi in a Nov 22 confrontation at a Hill apartment camp lot. The bat split on impact and Manfredi died days later at the hospital while visiting to pick up his son.
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Woman charged with DUI in fatal wreck in York County
Spar tanburg woman Ella Marie Flucker, 30, faces felony driving under the influence charges after a fatal crash on S C Highway 322 in York County. Passenger Ronnie Hughes, 27, of McConnells, was ejected from the 1991 Nissan when it struck trees. Coroner Doug McKown provided details.
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Sprinklers Planned for Closed Comfort Inn Motel
Greenville report says six people died in January fire at Comfort Inn, ruled arson with no suspects. permits show sprinkler installation and other work on the third floor, delaying reopening.
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Santee tribe waits years for ancestors remains return
Chief William Koon of the Santee tribe seeks the return of ancestral remains and artifacts unearthed in Clarendon County during the 1970s. The process under the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act is slow and strict, with inventories and reviews by committees and notices in the Federal Register. Koon has faced delays and bureaucratic hurdles, including coordinating with a Nebraska Santee tribe authorized to negotiate on behalf of South Carolina's branch.
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William Koon
South Carolina
Clarendon County
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Federal Register
Jon Leader
Nebraska
Altman targets ETV budget after gay documentary airs
South Carolina Rep. John Graham Altman demands cuts to the SC Educational Television budget after a Southern Lens documentary on gays in the South airs. SCETV President Maurice Bresnah an defends the program as presenting a point of view in a vast 8,700 hour slate. Sunhead Projects says the film seeks to foster acceptance and understanding.
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Southern Lens
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Lawmaker seeks to cut SCETV budget over gay documentary
State Rep John Graham Altman of Charleston proposes trimming South Carolina Educational Television's 12.7 million budget after SCETV aired We are your Neighbors, part of The Southern Lens series about life in the South. He claims the show promoted homosexuality while SCETV notes the program was one of 8700 hours and independently financed.
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