Flu Mist sales surge as traditional vaccine shortages bite
Pharmacies across South Carolina report rising FluMist demand as usual vaccines run scarce after Chiron license removal. Aiken Family Pharmacy notes a 20 percent rise, while Columbia Longs Pharmacies sold about 200 doses. MedImmune plans 1 million extra doses to boost supply.
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Aiken
Bluffton
Jay Watts
Jim McNinch
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Chiron
Tenenbaum backed by Lexington County GOP figure
In an email obtained by the Associated Press Tommy Windsor, a longtime Lexington County political operative and former Republican Party candidate, blasts U S Rep Jim DeMint as an idiot and says he would support Democratic Senate hopeful Inez Tenenbaum. Windsor acknowledges the email content with no denial and notes DeMint was his least preferred Republican in the primary.
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U.S. Senate
Inez Tenenbaum
Republican Party
Lexington County
Associated Press
Tommy Windsor
U.S
Jim DeMint
Washington
Windsor
GOP
Charlie Condon
Greenville County Democrats
Henry McMaster
Tenenbaum
DeMint
McConnell to propose Senate rules changes
State Senate President Pro Tempore Glenn McConnell said he will propose archaic rule changes when legislators return to Columbia in January. He warned that failure to approve them in the first week could yield four years of gridlock, as Gov. Mark Sanford backed the plan to modernize South Carolina government.
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Senate
Glenn McConnell
Columbia
McConnell
Mark Sanford
Four Corners of Law
Sanford
South Carolina
DeMint Campaign Trail Involves His Family’s Quiet Support
U S representative Jim DeMint campaigns across the state to win the Senate seat formerly held by Fritz Hollings. His wife Debbie, who values privacy, joins only for a few stops while his four children help with signs, bumper stickers, and a campaign TV spot.
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DeMint
Ginger
Donna
Jake
Tim
Investigation reveals decades of inflated traffic fines in Williamston
An Anderson Independent Mail probe finds Williamston officials and police repeatedly charged motorists original fine amounts for speeding violations, though state law required lower payments. The pattern, ongoing since 1997, led to potential liability and sparked dismissal of Police Chief Richard Turner in 2003 amid no comment from he or others.
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Anderson Independent Mail
Freedom of Information
Jimmy Cox
Police Department
Cox
Supreme Court
Jean Toal
Richard Turner
Neel
Toal
Phillip Clardy
Clardy
Turner
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