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Big 12 believes in BCS's staying power
On the day the Bowl Championship Series confirmed it has consented to a meeting with the Justice Department, Big 12 administrators expressed both defiance regarding the government's right to intervene and confidence that college football's
Updated: 06/03/2011 12:09A
The Carolinas | Lawsuit payout limit clears legislature
The Times and Democrat of Orangeburg reported Thursday the lawsuit says that Orangeburg Consolidated School District Five should have known what 26-year-old Candice Carr was doing and protected its students while at school. Carr was arrested in March
Updated: 06/03/2011 12:09A
NAACP files lawsuit against North Myrtle Beach eatery closed for Bikefest
The lawsuit said that signs on the restaurant said it was closed for renovations, but that no work was done to change the appearance of the business. The lawsuit says it is a class action case filed for others who have suffered similar damages as the
Updated: 06/03/2011 12:09A
NAACP files lawsuit against North Myrtle Beach eatery closed for Bikefest
The lawsuit said that signs on the restaurant said it was closed for renovations, but that no work was done to change the appearance of the business. The lawsuit says it is a class action case filed for others who have suffered similar damages as the
Updated: 06/03/2011 12:09A
Hispanic tally rises in Myrtle Beach area
The immigration law that required verification of an employee's immigration status and the legislation now being considered that would allow police officers to check immigration status, are of concern to some members of the Hispanic community.
Updated: 06/03/2011 12:09A
Hispanic tally rises in Myrtle Beach area
The immigration law that required verification of an employee's immigration status and the legislation now being considered that would allow police officers to check immigration status, are of concern to some members of the Hispanic community.
Updated: 06/03/2011 12:09A
Hispanic tally rises in Horry County
The immigration law that required verification of an employee's immigration status and the legislation now being considered that would allow police officers to check immigration status, are of concern to some members of the Hispanic community.
Updated: 06/03/2011 12:09A
Trustee recommends discharge of developer's bankruptcy
That claim, filed on April 1, is the amount RBC says it lost on four fraudulent real estate transactions in the Myrtle Beach area involving Holmes and unindicted co-conspirators. Holmes has admitted in federal court that in 2008 he sold his Stonegate
Updated: 06/03/2011 12:09A
Aryan Brotherhood Captain Admits Role in Murder Plot
A Justice Department statement says Frank Lavelle "Thumper" Urbish Jr. pleaded guilty Thursday in San Antonio to a federal charge of committing a violent crime in aid of racketeering activity. According to the statement, the 39-year-old Pasadena man
Updated: 06/03/2011 12:08A
The Left Lies Again
That's why we have immigration laws. Her other two forays into breakfast-time hyperbole are, if anything, laughable. So she's devoted to American-made cars, and Republicans aren't? Shortly after the Florida lawmaker's speech, The Hill newspaper
Updated: 06/03/2011 12:08A
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