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• SC Attorney Buys Five Diamond Woodlands Inn
• Agencies Find No Link Between Rash, Newest Pampers
• Plans Sought for New SC Passenger Cruise Terminal
• New Test Seen as Big Advance in Diagnosing TB
• BP Spent $93M on Advertising After Gulf Spill
• Journal Editors Question Sale of Diet Pill Meridia
• Hurricanes Roil Atlantic Coast; 1 Dead, 1 Missing
• Rodents, Other Violations Found at 2 Egg Farms
• Diabetes Now Vietnam Vets’ Top Agent Orange Claim
• Hurricane Danielle Becomes Category 4 Storm
• SC Troopers Want Memorial for Fallen Colleagues
• Former FEMA head: Government Didn’t Tell All on Katrina
• FDA: Only 2 Egg Farms So Far Show Salmonella
• SC: 73 Worker Deaths in 2009; Lowest in 17 years
• NY Governor: No talks Set to Discuss Moving Mosque
• SC’s Unemployment Rate Eases Up in July
• Robots Powering Up for South Carolina Competition
• Scientists Map Invisible Oil Plume Deep in Gulf
• RI Equipment Business Moving to SC
• 228M Eggs Recalled Following Salmonella Outbreak
• Cameras Still Used by SC Town to Nab I-95 Speeders
• ACT Scores for SC Graduating Seniors Improve
• New Sci-fi Movie to be Filmed on SC Coast
• Ga. Scientists: Gulf Oil Not Gone, 80 Percent Remains
• Dozens of Tickets Written in SC I-26 Crackdown
• SC City Considers Use of Portable Speed Cushions
• Government Probing Steering Problems in 2010 Kia Soul
• Governor Questions Burdensome Tuition Hikes at Taxpayer-Funded Colleges
• CDC: Frozen Fruit Pulp Linked to Typhoid Cases
• Alabama Sues BP Over Gulf Oil Spill
• SC Bridge Race to Start in Waves
• Kick a Field Goal and You Could Win a New Car
• SC Town Gives Initial OK to Ban on Immigrants
• University of SC Welcoming Largest Freshman Class
• SC to Cover Obesity Surgery Next Year
• SC Schools Likely to Use Money to Avoid Layoffs
• SC Town Seeks Housing Ban for Illegal Immigrants
• Five Public Hearings Seeking Input Now Scheduled for Mark Clark Expressway Proposal
• Crabs Provide Evidence Oil Tainting Gulf Food Web
• Patrols Increasing on Busy SC Interstate
• Chrysler Narrows 2Q Loss from 1Q on Growing Sales
• BP Finishes Pumping Cement Into Blown-out Well
• Forecasters Say Peak of Storm Season Will Be Busy
• North Charleston Holds Hearing on Removing Rail Lines
• SC’s College of Charleston Gets $1.5M Donation
• New, More Secure SC Driver’s License Coming
• Allen: The Job is Not Finished on Gulf Oil Spill
• arlestSC Budget Leader Warns Colleges About Tuition
• House Whip Speaks to Southern Lawmakers in SC
• La. Fishermen Wrinkle Their Noses at ‘Smell Tests’
• Immigration Skirmish Brews in Summerville
• Source: J-Lo close to deal for ‘American Idol’
• Gulf oil unlikely to reach East Coast According to One Expert
• FHWA and SCDOT Release Mark Clark Draft Environmental Impact Statement
• Southern Conference Teams Honor Oil Spill Victims
• Sales Tax Revenues More Than Expected at SC Coast
• SC Ranks 45th in Children’s Ability to Succeed
• Fla. Tourism Official: Hold Media ‘Accountable’
• GM to Sell Volt for $41K, Lease for $350 a Month
• SC Unemployment Benefits Agency Open Saturday
• South Carolina Town Named All America City
• Illinois Dentist Lands Big Fish in SC Waters
• SC Wildlife Officials Increase Bear Hunting Limit
• 272903 Is Winning Ticket from Police Community Unity Day at Brittlebank Park
• Oil Spill Work on Hold as TS Bonnie Approaches
• SC Fire Marshal Wants Sprinklers on Carrier
• Charleston’s Gilah Fish Captures Title As Lowcountry Talent Champion
• Mud May Be Pumped in Well Cap to Help Contain Oil
• SC Study Group to Discuss Sales, Other Tax Breaks
• BP is Encouraged by Early Results from Gulf Well
• Toyota, Tesla Plan to Build Electric RAV4 in 2012
• SC Tax Collections Better Than Expected
• Charleston Chosen As Top 10 Finalist In USTA “Best Tennis Town” Contest
• Experimental Diet Pill Shows Promise, Little Risk
• SC and 8 Other States back Arizona Immigration Law in Legal Brief
• Kellogg Outlines Cause of Odor, Taste in Recall
• $20 Billion Oil Fund to Begin Payments in August
• SC Group Asks Next Gov to Put More Women in Charge
• Govt Delays Work on BP Project to Cap Gulf Well
• Sunday Funnies Characters Get Their Own Stamps
• SC Councilman Wants to Ban Illegal Immigrants
• Many Doctors Don’t Report on Troubled Colleagues
• Apple Reputation Challenged After iPhone 4 Tests
• “Army Wives” Cast Push SC for Film Incentives
• Allen: Key Test Needed for New Cap on Gulf Spill
• SC Nonprofit Gets Thousands for Hatian Relief
• SC Growers Learn Latest in Growing Watermelons
• Relief Well is Last Best Hope to Contain Gusher
• Apple ‘Stunned’ to Find Flaw in iPhone 4
• Dead Clams Stink up Folly Beach
• Millions of Vaccine Doses to Be Burned
• Company Announces SC Electric Car Plant
• BP Meets Deadline for Oil Spill Payments to Govt
• Tobacco Wholesalers to Get More Money to Collect Tax
• Ford Motor to Repay $4B More in Debt
• Diabetes Drug Risks Reported Ahead of FDA Hearing
• Report Says Money Needed for SC Historic Sites
• Company Lays Off Workers as SC Expansion Plans Lag
• New Gulf Spill Cleanup Head Says Job is to Listen
• Stem Cells Reverse Blindness Caused by Burns