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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

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2 Days After Sherrif Chuck Wrights Comments Property owner fends off intruders with shotgun in Pauline

Deputies: Property owner fends off intruders with shotgun in Pauline | GoUpstate.com

From staff reports

Published: Wednesday, November 2, 2011 at 4:44 p.m.

Last Modified: Wednesday, November 2, 2011 at 4:44 p.m.

The Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office is in the early stages of investigating a shooting involving a property owner and two intruders in Pauline.

A property owner was inside a storage building on Miller Town road when two people walked in, according to a statement from the sheriff's office. The property owner challenged the two suspects, who apparently did not have permission to be there. The property owner pointed a shotgun at the suspects. As one of the suspects reached into his waist belt, the property owner shot the man in the upper left arm, according to the sheriff's office.

As the pair started to flee, one yelled, “Get him,” and the other turned back at the property owner, who fired a second shot, which missed. Both suspects are in the custody of the sheriff's office. Details are expected to be released shortly on them.

The shooting takes place two days after Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright encouraged female residents to get concealed weapons permits in order to protect themselves. The comments came at a news conference about an attempted rape in Milliken Park.

Wright said the man accused in that assault was fortunate that a person with a concealed weapons permit wasn't around during the attack, saying someone could have put the “animal” down. Wright's comments have since made headlines around the world, and set off a flurry of interest in concealed weapons classes.

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Ugly Truth for the Fed: Inflation Pressures Here to Stay - Yahoo! Finance

On Tuesday November 1, 2011, 3:31 pm EDT

For the Federal Reserve, policymaking these days is about deciding which of two imposing evils to take on - a decidedly moribund economy or the increasing threat that inflation poses to battered consumers.

For much of the slow slog out of the financial crisis, the Fed which is meeting this week and will issue its policy statement Wednesday, has managed to train its gaze on jump-starting growth through its various quantitative easing measures.

But recent indicators show that inflation is posing an equally daunting threat that further monetary accommodation from the Fed might serve only to aggravate.

The pressure has come primarily through measures that Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke likes to call "transitory" - namely, the volatile but steady rise of food and energy prices that don't make up core inflation measures but usually impact consumers more.

Economists increasingly believe that while the so-called core Consumer Price Index (CPI) measure has remained around the 2 percent level that pleases the Fed, headline inflation that includes things such as groceries and gasoline is becoming a growing menace. The more inclusive inflation measure is at 3.9 percent and hammering at consumers, including the 14 million who remain unemployed.