Disarray as Sandy Leaves Millions Without Power
The storm Sandy devastates the densely populated northeast blasting through New York and New Jersey. It kills at least 50 people, leaves 8.2 million homes without power across 17 states, and disrupts transit and daily life as it moves inland toward Pennsylvania and New York.
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Residents Share Storm Havoc Tales From Aiken To Northeast
Sandy Johnson reports her brother Garzzillo called 911 from his home as neighbors documented the hurricane crisis. Residents from Aiken and New Jersey describe evacuations, power outages, flooded areas, canceled flights, and fear as Sandy threatens the Northeast with record flooding.
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South Carolina data breach hits businesses as well
South Carolina officials said an international hacker accessed files that may include business data and state tax IDs. Senate leaders pressed for more action as credit monitoring rolls out through Experian with a $12 million contract and a 31 January signup deadline for residents.
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