The First Round | August 30, 2007
THE STATE
- Clyburn sees woes for GOP
- Richardson campaign returns to S.C.
- Romney will take questions at Adluh
- Emergency personnel join Giuliani team
- Theodore now part of Dodd campaign
- In a wall of words, defiance still echoes
- Clinton collects more endorsements from women
- Romney bus tour set to begin
- Budget shortfall a wake-up call on risky budgeting
- Suit asks court to consider Budget and Control Board with open mind
GREENVILLE NEWS
- Bauer now thinking about Senate challenge
- Universal health care gets a boost
- Charter school financing studied
- Obesity taking a toll in South Carolina
- Sanford reserves judgment on prisons charges
- First responders form group for Giuliani
- Inglis: Troop surge working
SHJ
- Changes announced to state prisons’ victim notification system
- Spartanburg Democrats set to host Edwards at rally tonight
- Giuliani representatives hear area first responders’ concerns
P&C
- Fear not motive for Graham
- Notification system to be expanded
- Court reinstates suit challenging video poker ban
- Curbing crime must involve community as well as police
- Demand Barnwell answers
SC AP
- Romney launches two-day SC bus tour
- Theodore joins Dodd’s team in SC
- Clyburn predicts fallout for GOP following Idaho senator’s arrest
- S.C. prisons director announces e-mail victim notification system
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