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Tropical Storm Kyle swiped the South Carolina coast bringing up to eight inches of rain and strong winds. The storm center crossed Charleston Harbor, causing street and home flooding in Clarendon and Berkeley Counties and minor injuries from a possible tornado in Georgetown. Kyle weakened to a tropical low, moving north along North Carolina’s coast as warnings were canceled.
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Charleston
Atlantic
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Hugo
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Cape Fear Peninsula
Clarendon County
Columbia
Colleen Gates
Berkeley County
Georgetown
Sniper Strikes Again in Washington Area Slayings
The ninth victim, Bridges of Philadelphia, a Penn graduate and co founder of a marketing firm, was shot once in the shoulder as the sniper prowled Maryland Virginia and Washington. Police urged caution against fixed assumptions about white vans while detailing a broad panic across the metro area.
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Massengill
Bruce Bingham
Exxon
Bingham
FBI
Bridges
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Gary Shepherd
Linda Vizi
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
White House
Ari Fleischer
Bush
Fleischer
Montgomery County
Charles Moose
Bowie
Elaine Henry
Rebecca Didion
Fredericksburg
Lawmakers clash over abortion issue and federal role
A county resolution sparred over abortion legality with House leaders calling it political grandstanding while seeking to direct the attorney general to sue or defend the state. Rep Bruce Larkin warned it could test Roe v Wade, while Biggs argued constitutional questions, not theoretical ones, govern court cases. Senate has not adopted the House resolution.
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Bruce Larkin
D-Baileyville
U.S. Supreme Court
Larkin
Kline
House
Kansas Senate
Carter Wins Nobel Peace Prize in Landmark Recognition
The piece profile notes Jimmy Carter, a former peanut farmer and 39th president, winning the Nobel Peace Prize for his peace efforts. It recalls his 1978 Camp David accord between Sadat and Begin, his post presidency diplomacy, and criticisms of U S policy including Iraq. It places him beside Wilson and Roosevelt as American Nobel laureates.
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Larry Sabato
University of Virginia
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Menachem Begin
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Begin
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Bush
Iraq
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Woodrow Wilson
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Theodore Roosevelt
Russia
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KU and KSU student leaders wager on voter turnout
KU student body leader and KSU counterpart struck a friendly bet to boost new voter registration and turnout at campus events. The wager shifted to the percentage of announced attendance at each game with a handicap for KU, reflecting a spirited campus rivalry and civic motivation.
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Cook
KSU
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