Thurmond Close clash over crime rights and debates heats up
In a heated campaign period Thurmond and Close trade charges over victims rights and crime policy. Close seeks public debates while Thurmond touts his long record and avoids debates citing voters know him. Polls show Thurmond leading as supporters slam outsiders and map shifts in campaign staff.
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Iraq Rebuilds Missile Network After U.S. Attacks
A senior U.S. military officer says Iraq rebuilt portions of its surface to air missile network in southern Iraq last month within two weeks of U.S. strikes. The officer spoke on condition of anonymity about the renewed capability.
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City considers rate adjustments to stabilize utility system
Finance Director Anita Lilly says losses were absorbed by underfunding the depreciation account and available funds exist in a reserve to cover individual utility repairs. Public Works director Roger LeDuc cites more leaks and sewer backups as reasons for a potential rate hike.
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Independent candidate pledges people ownership of vote in South Carolina race
Democrat seeks office as CEO of a development corp and Springs Mills heir with no political experience. He vows to be an independent voice, not accepting PAC or lobbyist funding, insisting the people will own his vote rather than parties or special interests.
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Republican Phils Fas: Conservative leader seeks Senate seat
The candidate, age 93, has a history as a former school superintendent, legislator, judge, governor, and US Senator. He helped found the Republican Party in the South and aims to finish the job of smaller government, lower taxes, and restoring powers to the states. He is separated with three children and currently employed in the US Senate.
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New Citadel Barracks Begin Replacement in Charleston
Interim Citadel President Clifton Poole and cadet commandant Joseph Trez used sledgehammers on Murray Barracks as the college starts another phase of its barracks replacement. Poole also used a wrecking ball on the 70 year old structure as the torn down building will be rebuilt under an ongoing program begun with a 1991 dining hall. The new barracks will be dedicated later this month in honor of Claudius Watts III, who retired as president in August.
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Clyburn Attacks Christian Coalition Over Hypocrisy
U S Congressman Jim Clyburn defends his voting record against Christian Coalition leaders who he says misuse religion to attack him. He notes a low score on their scorecard and objects to being labeled unfaithful, while Roberta Combs of the coalition acknowledges his remarks.
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