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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Long lines already
			MONCKS CORNER â€" Bobby Harrelson dropped by the election offices here late Tuesday morning to vote absentee, but he saw a line stretching down the side of the building and decided to return at 8 a.m. Wednesday instead. Even after the office opened an hour later, he still faced a long wait.
Enjoy a every Sunday Only In The Post & Courier find locations		Mt. Pleasant pair rescued from rough seas One person was killed and three others injured, including a U.S. Coast Guard rescue swimmer and two Lowcountry residents, when a 44-foot sailboat began sinking early Wednesday in rough seas off the New Jersey coast about 100 miles southeast of Atlantic City. No arrests in slaying of ex-cabbie COLLETON â€" Freddie Steward had lived in New York City before retiring to his native Colleton County. In the Big Apple, he had worked as a taxi driver. Council in murky water over fee hike MONCKS CORNER â€" Berkeley councilmen who think the county failed to properly notify customers of a large increase in water and sewer impact fees this summer are faced with a moral dilemma. Congresswoman to speak locally Her great-grandfather was a runaway slave who came to Washington in the 1850s. She was the first woman to chair the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, an appointment she received from President Carter. For decades, she has championed equal rights for blacks and women.
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Spurrier was much funnier at Florida
			When Steve Spurrier took the South Carolina job five years ago, sportswriters across the Palmetto State were gleeful. After six seasons of Lou Holtz's quips and quotes, we would be blessed with yet another of college football's most sarcastic and insensitive personalities. Spurrier's reputation for shooting off at the lip started when he was coaching at Duke from 1987-89.
		Late-game defensive breakdowns doom Tigers CLEMSON â€" Clemson's defensive players look confused when they're asked to recall the last time the Tigers made a crucial stop at the end of a game. Just queue up the music from "Jeopardy" and watch them fidget. "I really can't think back to a game we did make a stop we needed to make at the end," said junior end Ricky Sapp. Cremins gives tourney boost As coach of the host school, the College of Charleston's Bobby Cremins obviously wants the ESPN-sponsored Charleston Classic basketball tournament to be an unqualified success, but he's doing more than just getting his team ready to play in it. Cremins also pulled out his wallet and forked over $1,500 in sponsorship money, and then he went out and met with local business leaders in an effort to bring in sponsors for the tournament, which will be held Nov. 14-16 in Carolina First Arena. Title a long time coming for Phillies PHILADELPHIA â€" From losingest team to longest game, the Philadelphia Phillies are World Series champions. Strange as that sounds. Strange as it was. Brad Lidge and the Phillies finished off the Tampa Bay Rays, 4-3, in a three-inning sprint Wednesday night to win a suspended Game 5 nearly 50 hours after it started. Palmetto Christian in tennis final Palmetto Christian Academy will attempt to win a fourth straight SCISA Class A state girls tennis title today when the Eagles take on Lowcountry Day at 3 p.m. at Family Circle Tennis Center. Coach Dewey Caulder's PCA teams have won a combined total of six consecutive state titles, with the boys matching the girls' three championship trophies.
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			Charleston County officials are set today to give initial approval to an inducement agreement for an existing manufacturer that plans to invest $55 million and create 160 new jobs in North Charleston. The unidentified business, referred to as "Project Bluewater," is expected to add $6.84 million to its annual payroll and pay $4.5 million in fees instead of property taxes over 20 years, said Charleston County Economic Development Director Steve Dykes.
		Company plans to add 160 jobs Charleston County officials are set today to give initial approval to an inducement agreement for an existing manufacturer that plans to invest $55 million and create 160 new jobs in North Charleston. The unidentified business, referred to as "Project Bluewater," is expected to add $6.84 million to its annual payroll and pay $4.5 million in fees instead of property taxes over 20 years, said Charleston County Economic Development Director Steve Dykes. Factory orders are up unexpectedly ATD co-founder in fertilizer venture A local startup company that is the North American distributor for a line of environmentally sensitive fertilizers said Wednesday that it has closed its first round of funding and has started operations. How low will interest rates go? WASHINGTON â€" Just how far will the Federal Reserve go in lowering interest rates to save the country from a long and painful recession? Ratcheting its key rate from the current 1 percent all the way down to zero can't be ruled out. But there are risks in taking such an unprecedented step â€" namely, that it wouldn't work in turning around the economy and breaking through a stubborn credit clog.
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Debates Over Voting Problems Deepen | Negative Campaigning Reaches New Low | Obama Mocks Socialist Attacks

Election 2008 October 29th, 2008 More Election 2008 Coverage »

Legal Fights, Policy Debates Deepen Over Voting Problems and Solutions By Steven Rosenfeld The divisions over what's wrong in America's elections are deepening on the eve of what may be the biggest turnout in decades. Read more »   Barack Obama is now positioned to gain the 270 electoral votes needed to win the White House, according to an Associated Press analysis. The analysis is based on "polls, the candidates' TV spending patterns and interviews with Democratic and Republican strategists." The findings show that: Obama has 23 states and the District of Columbia, offering 286 votes, in his column or leaning his way, while Republican McCain has 21 states with 163 votes. A half dozen offering 89 votes -- Florida, Indiana, Missouri, North Carolina, Nevada and Ohio -- remain up for grabs. However, Obama warned supporters to not get complacent about the outcome of this extremely volatile race.     Palin: McCain Won't Regulate Greenhouse Gas Emissions By Joseph Romm, Huffington Post Sarah Palin just helped clarify McCain's double-talk on global warming: He doesn't think the government should do anything to stop it. Read more »   Can You Guess a Person's Politics by Their Personality? Psychologist Team Says Yes By Maria Luisa Tucker, AlterNet A map illustrating regional personality differences across America is surprisingly similar to the red state/blue state map of the nation. Read more »   Listen to Roger the Gardener: Make the White House a Model of Sustanability By Roger Doiron, AlterNet Here's a way for the candidates to win the votes of the 25 million households that grow some of their own food. Read more »   Cruel California Ballot Initiative Seeks to Keep Elderly Prisoners Locked Up Longer By Heidi Strupp, New America Media Prop. 9 asks taxpayers to pay to incarcerate those who cost the most to confine yet pose the least threat to public safety. Read more »   Obama Mocks Socialist Attacks: "I Shared My Toys in Kindergarten" By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly "By the end of the week, he'll be accusing me of being a secret communist because ... I shared my peanut butter and jelly sandwich." Read more »   The Pornograph-izing of Sarah Palin By Cara, Feministe Strip club look alike contests and the 'Nailin Palin' porno by Hustler are not in good fun. Read more »   GOP Sen. Dole Takes Negative Campaigning to a Whole New Level By Seth Colter Walls, Huffington Post Dole Ad fabricates audio of opponent yelling "there is no God." Read more »   More Pro-Voter Legal Decisions in Swing States By Steven Rosenfeld Pennsylvania ordered to provide emergency paper ballots while the Justice Department backs away from White House request to push for Ohio voter files. Read more »

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Silent Breast Cancer Risk | Real National Security Begins at Home | Caveman Sex

Reproductive Justice & Gender Newsletter October 29th, 2008 More from Reproductive Justice & Gender »

The Biggest Breast Cancer Risk Factor That No One Is Talking About By Lucinda Marshall, AlterNet While the media sound alarms about breast cancer's links to lifestyle choices and genetics, a much more likely risk factor is going undiscussed. Read more »   Help AlterNet continue to expose the facts on Palin! As the 2008 election comes down to the wire, AlterNet is operating at full throttle. We are covering it all, from the sleaze to the inspiration, from voter suppression to the shocking nomination of Sarah Palin. In fact, we've probably organized more information on this woman than anywhere else on the web. And in the past two months, over 3 million people have come to AlterNet to read about the pratfalls and far-right ideas of McCain's VP choice. Now is the home stretch. But because of the global financial meltdown, our budget is quickly shrinking just as we need to be going all out. Will you help us finish the year with a bang? We could really use your support. Much Thanks, Don Hazen, Executive Editor     Real National Security Begins at Home, Say Women Leaders By Adele Stan, Media Consortium The Pentagon sucks up 54 percent of the federal budget. Yet politicians rarely challenge it. It may take women to fix our defense priorities. Read more »   Caveman Sex: How Evolutionary Psych Pushes Sexist Stereotypes By Martha McCaughey, American Sexuality Magazine The watered-down evolutionary psychology prevalent in pop culture enables some men to rationalize sexist double standards about relationships. Read more »   'Ten Commandments' of Non-Sexist Language for Reporting on Violence Against Women By Sebastián Lacunza, IPS News Journalists in Argentina are working to eliminate gender bias in their reporting. Read more »   Why Straight People Need to Get into the Fight for Marriage Equality By Joshua Holland, AlterNet Pragmatism doesn't mean leaving your core principles at the door. Read more »   The Pornograph-izing of Sarah Palin By Cara, Feministe Strip club look alike contests and the 'Nailin Palin' porno by Hustler are not in good fun. Read more »   Palin Refuses to Call Clinic Bombers Terrorists By Ari, Firedoglake She could have just said yes, because they are. Read more »

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