Floor Debate Over Harvey Power Change Roils South Carolina Senate
The South Carolina Senate faces a heated clash over a proposed rule change that would strip Lt. Gov. Brantley Harvey of chair appointment powers. The Rules Committee meets this afternoon as Sen. John Drummond and others push for full Senate debate. Supporters cite reform and redistribution of power. Harvey vows to resist, arguing the move contradicts past practice and public expectations.
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South Carolina
James Stevens
D-Harry
Harvey
Sen
L. Marion Gresette
D-Calhoun
Senate
Rembert Dennis
Berkeley
James P. Harrelson
Dcolleton
South Carolina Senate
Harrelson
Paul Moore
Spartanburg
House
Rex Carter
Greenville
Moore
Horace Smith
Richard Riley
Legal Ads On TV Turning Right On Red Among House Bills
A bill to allow legal notices to be advertised on radio and television joins House measures. The proposal would require a public file kept by stations for at least 10 weeks. Other bills cover right turns on red at marked intersections, coroners carrying pistols, daylight saving time, blood alcohol tests for certain deaths, tax payment timing, and halving salaries above 25 000.
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House of Representatives
Gordon Baker
Florence
Conidge
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Senate
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Ralph K. Anderson
Class B Minibottle License Debate Delayed in South Carolina
In Columbia the House delayed full debate on a bill to expand Class B minibottle licenses to restaurants until March 6. The chamber voted 74-37 to avoid killing the measure and 64-46 to not return it to committee. Proponents and opponents urged more time for input amid questions about Health Department ratings and revenue from minibottles.
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Columbia
South Carolina
House
John LaFitte
R-Richland
Ralph K. Anderson
D-Flor
Ence
Judiciary Committee
James Moss
Beaufort
John Waller
Marion
Health Department
Moss
Israeli Film Showing Tonight at USC Aiken
Aiken regional campus hosts a free screening of A People Chosen about Israel and its people. The event at University of South Carolina Aiken in Room 107 starts at 8 p.m. and is sponsored by Hadassah Sisterhood of Aiken.
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University of South Carolina - Aiken
The
Hadassah Sisterhood of
Aiken
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