South Carolina Senate race sees four minor candidates rally
In South Carolina four minor party candidates push for attention as the major race between Democrats Inez Tenenbaum and Republicans Jim DeMint looms. Libertarian Rebekah Sutherland and Constitution Party's Patrick Tyndall seek votes from dissatisfied segments while Green Party Efia Nwangaza and United Citizens Tee Ferguson target black voters.
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Columbia
U.S. Senate
South Carolina
Tee Ferguson
United Citizens Party
Green Party
Efia Nwangaza
Democratic Party
Ferguson
Nwangaza
Patrick Tyndall
Constitution Party
Tyndall
Inez Tenenbaum
Sutherland
Jim DeMint
Federal panel urges action on pollution and oceans
A federal commission warns the Atlantic faces declining fish stocks and polluted waters. It urges Congress and the Bush administration to raise ocean research funding, adjust flood insurance costs, and employ ecosystem based management to protect coastal communities and resources.
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Charleston
Atlantic Ocean
U.S. Commission On Ocean Policy
Atlantic
Commission
U.S
Fritz Hollings
D-S.c
Congress
Bush
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Madilyn Fletcher
University of South Carolina
Belle W. Baruch Institute For Marine Biology and Coastal Research
NOAA
Hollings
NASA
Fletcher
Dennis McGuinn
Patty Trish
Mount Pleasant
Commission On Ocean Policy
Ragland
Castaway
Coastal development erodes hunting grounds along South Carolina coast
Myrtle Beach area hunters report fewer public and undeveloped spaces as homes and malls rise. Decreased deer and dove permits in the 1990s, rising housing in Horry County, and private land access challenges push hunters toward conservation groups and public preserves facing encroachment.
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Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
Wade Long
Cathy Honeycutt
Pelican Bay
Carolina Bays Parkway
Horry County
Department of Natural Resources
Turkey
Danny Stone
Five Rivers Council
Georgetown
Scott Yaich
Ducks Unlimited
Bob Perry
Natural Resources Department
Waiting lists grow for disability and health care in South Carolina
In South Carolina the Disabilities and Special Needs and Health and Human Services departments report almost 7 000 residents awaiting care statewide. About 3 000 elderly patients on HH S wait lists seek long term care, with many relying on Medicaid for expenses.
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Columbia
Disabilities and Special Needs
Health and Human Services
U.S
Supreme Court
Stan Butkus
Disability and Special Needs Department
Mark Sanford
Butkus
South Carolina
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Libertarian Party
Georgia
Max Cleland
Guy Millner
Center For Voting and Democracy
Aiken
Augusta
CSRA
S.C
Lois — Mole
Verne Smith
Greenville
Senate
Smith
Angela Rodgers
Augusta Rd
Burnettown
Reid's
Aiken-Augusta
Hearing Aids
Aiken Medical Center
Chevrolet Pontiac
Buick, Inc
Ross Jackson
Ross
NABA
Kcah
Igg Wer
Vere Werner
Buick
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