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R. Darren Price/ The Carolina Reporter
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AIDS drug funding program cuts could have deep impact to South Carolina
Every year, around 2,000 South Carolinians with AIDS receive drugs through a federally- and state-funded drug assistance program. But with insufficient funds in this year's state budget, many of them could lose the drugs they depend on to stay healthy.
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S.C. horse sellers, breeders struggle in buyer's market
S.C. horse prices plummet, sellers trying to get by
S.C. certainly is horse country as it brings an estimated $1 billion annually to the state, but when the recession hit, prices of all breeds went dramatically downward. Now, the recession transformed South Carolina into a horse buyer's paradise and a horse seller's nightmare.
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