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Lawmakers Urged to Pass Arizona like Law to Deal with Illegal Aliens in South Carolina
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Go to azleg.gov and Click on S.1070
Robert G. “Butch” Taylor urged the Greenville County Legislative Delegation to pass a bill as soon as possible that is equivalent to the Arizona S. 1070 to deal with illegal aliens in South Carolina.
The cost of dealing with the illegal aliens is taking a toll on state funds and wearing on the patience of citizens who were born in this country or who have obtained citizenship legally.
Trout Completes Prison Sentence August 5, 2010
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Will Complete Sentence of One Year and One Day in West Virginia Federal Prison Camp
Former Greenville County Councilman Tony Trout from Greer will complete his year and a day prison sentence for conviction on federal charges of wiretapping and computer spying on August 5th, 2010 and will be released from a West Virginia Federal Prison.
Once released, Trout will face Jury Tampering charges in South Carolina for allegedly attempting to influence a member or members of a Greenville County Grand Jury.
Lawmakers Asked to Intercede in REWA Construction Procurement
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Weak S. C. Laws Permit Unethical Procurement Practices
Edward Paxton, an engineer familiar with various procurement practices and as a concerned citizen has been attending Western Carolina Regional Sewer Authority (REWA) board meetings, appeared before the Greenville County Legislative Delegation, Monday night at Greenville County Square, and requested that Lawmakers intercede in procurement of construction services for a $35 million REWA Piedmont Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Sam Davis Youth Camp
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- By Holly Sheen
Do you lament the revisionist history being foisted on kids today, especially the mythology that passes for southern history? A camp with a purpose, the annual Sam Davis Youth Camp, provides an opportunity for young people to learn the truth.
For five days youth are treated to some topnotch presentations regarding various aspects of southern history. Young people from age 12 to 19 are eligible to attend. Children who are younger may attend with a parent. Campers have a very full day beginning with the first presentation at 9:00. The day usually ends with a campfire at 10:00.
Thousands Participated in the July 4th Celebration at Rock Springs Baptist, Easley, SC
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- By James Spurck
Pastor David Gallamore announces that this is the largest crowd yet to attend Rock Springs’ July 4th Celebration.
“Blessings of Liberty” Celebration of the Declaration of Independence
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Sponsored by First Foundations, Hosted by Sky Pointe Church
Dr. W. P. “Buddy” Witherspoon and Rev. Scott Crutchfield were the lead speakers at the Blessings of Liberty Celebration in Travelers Rest, Sunday, July 4, 2010, that attracted more than 150 people.
Hispanics Flocking to South Carolina
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Greenville Now 6th Largest City in State
The latest information from the Regional Census Center in Charlotte reveals that South Carolina had one of the largest numerical increases in Hispanics in the nation between 1990 and 2000 with an increase of 64,525 or 211.2 percent. Between 2000 and 2009 the increase in numbers was almost double that in the previous decade with an increase of 111,688 people of Hispanic origin. In 2009 Hispanics made up 4.5 percent of the population of South Carolina.
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