Girl Undergoes Surgery To Remove Large Facial Mole
In Columbia, four year old Renya Romero receives a staged operation at Richland Memorial Hospital to remove a massive black hairy nevus covering her left face. Surgeons, aided by skin expanders, plan weeks of treatment to prevent melanoma and help her attend school without ridicule. The team funds and support come from medical volunteers and First Presbyterian Church shelter and transport, with the Romero family returning to El Salvador in six to seven weeks.
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Nine of 10 say crime more violent Associated Press
The University of South Carolina finds that despite a drop in actual violence, about 90 percent of adults feel crime is more violent now than five years ago. Prof. Gene Stephens blames media coverage for the heightened fear and notes regional and gender differences in concern. The $2,500 survey, conducted April 1925, sampled South Carolina households with telephones.
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Commission debates two year programs in state colleges
Columbia The Higher Education Commission under a new state law will consider stripping the University of South Carolina system of three associate degree programs. Two year nursing degrees at Aiken and Spartanburg and a Fort Jackson degree are at risk as staff advocate cuts for efficiency. The panel may shift these to nearby technical schools as the General Assembly signals a focus on defined institutional missions.
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Nielsen seeks funding to expand full-day kindergarten statewide
Education Superintendent Barbara Nielsen asks for 35 million more to extend full-day kindergarten to all eligible five-year-olds next year as part of a 240 million dollar education budget increase. House leader Jim Hodges supports the proposal, noting it aligns with the agenda.
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Supreme Court sets date for Lucas execution
The state Supreme Court has set November 15 as the execution date for Cecil Lucas, a 40 year old condemned murderer tied to the 1983 Rock Hill couple slayings. He will die by lethal injection after a long pursuit of his death sentence.
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