Atwater predicts GOP gains in 1982 nonpresidential year
White House aide Lee Atwater told The State's Washington Bureau that Republicans will perform better than usual in 1982. He forecasts a total loss of only about 15 House seats and roughly even or two Senate pickups, with targeted races focusing on toss-ups in about 40 House contests, 7 or 8 Senate races, and 4 or 5 governors races.
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Atwater
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Construction Worker Charged With Missing Woman Murder
An unemployed construction worker, Jeff Dunsil, 23, of Summerville, is charged with the murder of Teresa Moulton Pickles, 21, who had been missing since May 20. Her remains were identified by dental records after an autopsy at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. Dunsil was jailed after arrest and is in state custody for safety.
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Dorchester County
Carl Knight
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Eight Die On South Carolina Highways In Three Day Weekend
The South Carolina Highway Patrol reports eight traffic fatalities, matching last year's three day event. Among the victims are two Laurens County motorcycle riders, John Dee Murrin and Harry Ames Peterson, ages 18 and 12, killed in a late night collision. Krista Lynn Coleman, 9, died in a separate dirt road crash near Loris, and Joe Ford, 46, died in a hit and run near Hilton Head Island.
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Krista Lynn Coleman
Loris
Horry County
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Myrtle Beach Daze game spoofing seaside ads
Myrtle Beach creators Jim and Debbie Frazier launch Myrtle Beach Daze a Monopoly style game featuring 100 local businesses as board squares. Players move around the board collecting souvenirs bad news and good news cards that promote area establishments with themed outcomes.
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Debbie
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Do Drugs to Solve Crimes Kay Jones McClanahan Leads IAI Breakthrough
Kay Jones McClanahan, 37, a forensic chemist for the South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division, describes analyzing body fluids and drugs, arson residues, and poisonings. She became the youngest president of the International Association for Identification, joining a global cadre of experts from agencies including the FBI and Scotland Yard. She leads evidence work across nine counties and relishes reporting precise results to attorneys.
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