Beasley Uses TV to Discuss Heritage Act and Flag Issue
South Carolina Governor Beasley spoke on WIS TV about the Heritage Act to move the Confederate flag from the Statehouse dome to a nearby monument. A referendum bill would protect memorials. Beasley opposes a referendum as costly. Viewers questioned his stance and changes since 1994, but he urged a compromise to resolve the issue for future generations.
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Columbia
David Beasley
Statehouse Dome
Capitol
House
Senate
Beasley
Wis-Tv
North Carolina
Swansea
Alabama
South Carolina
Budget panel trims elderly tax break and delays corporate relief
South Carolina House budget writers slash the elderly tax break proposed by Gov Beasley and push back a manufacturing equipment tax cut. The committee aims to trim a 4.6 billion plan while projecting an 80 million revenue shortfall and delaying 1000 prison beds. Senate plans five and ten year relief projections show a 3 billion total tax relief over a decade.
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Columbia — House
David Beasley
House
Ways and Means
Alf Robinson
R-Easley
General Assembly
Senate
John Drummond
Beasley
Drummond
Accountant Admits Embezzling From Bus System
Elizabeth Ann Clark, an accountant for the Upper Piedmont Regional Transportation Authority, pleaded guilty to one count of embezzlement. She admitted diverting funds to Disney World and car repairs as the York County bus service collapsed in 1995 after debts neared $230,000.
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Columbia
Disney World
Elizabeth Ann Clark
Upper Piedmont Regional Transportation Authority
York County
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Tay
Teratort
Dante's Peak
Sun
Metro the Pest
Michael
Regal PU
Aiken Mall
Eastgate Dr
Beautician & the Beast
OAK Finish Entertainment Center
Een NE Wing
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Vanity
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LAAT
Broyhill
Hutch Mirror
Gelmer Dee
Aiken, SC
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