Mellette Seeks Intervention in Faulkner Citadel Suit
Nancy Mellette seeks to join Shannon Faulkner’s lawsuit against The Citadel claiming the U S Justice Department does not adequately represent her interests. Her lawyers argue she acted quickly and would benefit from intervention before final judgment, as court schedules set a November trial on Converse College’s women’s leadership program as an alternative.
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Charleston
Nancy Mellette
Shannon Faulkner
Citadel
U.S. Justice Department
Mellette
Ms. Mellette
North Carolina Military Preparatory
Justice Department
United States
Faulkner
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
C. Weston Houck
Converse College
Spartanburg
Susan Smith Released Into General Prison Population
Susan Smith, convicted of drowning her two sons, has been moved into the general population of the Woman's Correctional Center in Columbia. She now has a cell unit roommate, a job, and meals with inmates. She was sentenced to life and will be eligible for parole in 30 years.
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Columbia (Ap
Susan Smith
Corrections Department
Robyn Zimmerman
Ms. Smith
Woman's Correctional Center
Columbia
Ms. Zimmerman
Alex
Michael
Birchwood Institution
Santee
Beasley Takes Second Trade Mission To Asia
Governor David Beasley departed for a 10 day investment and trade mission to Japan and South Korea as a follow up to an earlier trip. The visit centers on the Southeast U S Japan Association meeting in Tokyo and a subsequent Southeast U S Korea Association gathering in Seoul.
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Beasley
Asia
Columbia
David Beasley
Japan
South Korea
Tokyo
Seoul
Stolen Safe Case Ties to Marijuana Trafficking
Easley man Ira Keith Sexton pleaded guilty to drug trafficking after police recovered a stolen safe with 49 pounds of marijuana at his home. Circuit Judge Gary E. Clary sentenced him to seven years in prison and a 97,000 fine. A fingerprint linked the theft to the suspects.
Federal Cutoff Threat Angers Charleston Workers
About a dozen federal workers protested outside Charleston's federal building as Congress and the White House agreed to six extra weeks of operation funding beyond Sunday. Workers warned the delay buys time but threatens paychecks and rent, blaming Republican Congress for the crisis and demanding action.
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Charleston
Antry
Federal Building
Congress
White House
Sharon Richardson
Charleston Air Force Base
Republican Congress
Plane Crash Not First For Flight School
In Springdale a twin engine plane from the Southeastern School of Aeronautics crashed near Columbia Metropolitan Airport, killing both aboard. The June prior crash involved a Southeast ern plane that sank a wing into a lake. one survivor. Deceased were Kimmo Puuspinen and Mattheus Dalheim, with autopsies pending.
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Springdale
Southeastern School of Aeronautics
Columbia
Georgia
Southeastern
National Transportation Safety Board
Todd Caughman
Lexington County
Kimmo Puuspinen
Joutseno
Finland
Mattheus Dalheim
Schorndorf
Germany
Caughman
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