Gov Sanford pays ethics fine in largest South Carolina case
Gov Mark Sanford has paid the Ethics Commission 74,000 in fines plus 36,498 for investigation costs. Commission director Herb Hayden calls it the largest single fine ever levied by the panel. The payments follow AP investigations and Sanford's June disappearance and tearful confession of an affair with Maria Belen Chapur.
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Romney campaigns in South Carolina for Haley at Citadel
Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney visited The Citadel in Charleston to campaign for Nikki Haley in the South Carolina governor race. He said he would decide on another presidential bid after the fall elections, stressing a family decision and work to elect candidates who strengthen America.
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State Military College
Nikki Haley
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Arkansas
Mike Huckabee
Freestyle Music Park Faces Court Payment Deadline
In Myrtle Beach the Freestyle Music Park owners miss a 570 000 debt payment inherited from the Hard Rock Park bankruptcy. A judgment will be entered and the park likely won t open this year unless an investor is found, following the failed 2008 Hard Rock Park launch and 2010 closure.
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Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
David Slough
Nexson Pruet
Freestyle Music Park
Rock Park
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