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Gov. Mark Sanford's office and state workplace officials consulted on a plan to minimize publicity surrounding the results of an investigation into Charleston's deadly Sofa Super Store fire, according to documents obtained by The Post and Courier through the Freedom of Information Act.
An Aug. 24 e-mail from an official at the state Occupational Safety and Health Administration details a strategy to downplay the agency's investigative report into the June 18 blaze that killed nine firefighters.
OSHA planned to release the report close to the Labor Day holiday weekend to "cut down on calls, questions andadditional stories" about the document, the e-mail statedFull Story
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