Isabel leaves trail of damage and deaths across mid Atlantic
Hurri cane Isabel knocked out power to more than 5.5 million homes and businesses before weakening to a tropical low. It caused at least 17 deaths across Virginia North Carolina Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey and Rhode Island. The Outer Banks suffered widespread destruction with floodwaters sand and downed lines impeding escape.
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Richmond
Isabel
Canada
Chesapeake Bay
Ginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Barrier Island
Man on the hunt for success in deer hunting
Kyle Letbetter a 20 year old quadriplegic from Beech Island will pursue a deer hunt at the National Wild Turkey Federation event in Edgefield in early November. Volunteers Phil Atkinson Cassie Robinson and Micah Boylston are funding and designing a custom gun mount to enable his hunting.
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Kyle Letbetter
Beech Island
Silver Bluff
West Coast
Kyle
Walton
Augusta
National Wild Turkey Federation
Edgefield
Phil Atkinson
Cassie Robinson
Micah Boylston
Rusty Britt
Judie Thompson
Walton Rehab
Atkinson
EnableTech
Robinson
Boylston
Savannah River Technology Center
Britt
Rusty
Mikah
Rob Novit
Kyle Leibetter
Clark aims to win South Carolina early in presidential bid
Gen Wesley Clark moves quickly after declaring for president to target South Carolina, a key early primary state. He will speak to Citadel cadets in Charleston and meet voters in downtown eateries as his campaign rents a hall at The Citadel to discuss the military's role in America.
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Columbia
Wesley Clark
South Carolina
Clark
White House
South
Mark Fabiani
Clinton
Charleston
Military College
Citadel
America
Iowa City
Iowa
Local man dies in I 20 three vehicle wreck
An area man was pronounced dead at the scene after a Friday I-20 three vehicle collision near mile 11. The driver of the 1993 Chevrolet pickup was ejected and not wearing a seatbelt. Kenneth Roberson, 45, drove the Ford pickup involved. no other injuries were life threatening. The coroner will release the deceased’s name.
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South Carolina Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Dwight Green
Green
Aiken County
Eric Muhlbaier
Muhlbaier
Kenneth Roberson
Julie Craven
Moncks Corner
Toyota
Karen
Kdaily
Aikenstandard.com
Freshman congresswomen court industry money on oversight
Florida Republican Ginny Brown-Waite, newly seated on the Armed Services Financial Services and Transportation and Infrastructure committees, drew $83,500 in six months from banking insurance and real estate PACs, five times her 2002 total. The AP based figures on FEC data and CRP research across 37 freshmen on key panels.
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Washington
Ginny Brown-Waite
Florida
Brown-Waite
Associated Press
Federal Election Commission
Center For Responsive Politics
House
Armed Services
Pentagon
Financial Services
Transportation and Infrastructure
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George A. Coleman
Graniteville
Janes R. Cullum
Aiken
Shirley A. Ellis
Williston
Abby
Sraff
Phyllis Britt
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