Lawmakers clash over gambling referendums and regulation
South Carolina legislators debate a new gambling referendum with opponents urging no new vote while stressing strong regulation. They discuss video poker oversight, machine tamper penalties, and taxing gross revenues, plus education funding and accountability amid the gambling push.
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Greg Ryberg
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Moore outlines lottery timing and education warnings
Moore expressed optimism that state lottery legislation could pass within two years with a vote in the November 2000 elections and enabling laws in the following spring. He defended test score improvements, contrasted Iowa SAT participation, and urged parental discipline to avoid more prisons, calling for a broad education awareness effort.
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Moore
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Representative Rudy Mason comments on gambling boats
Rep Rudy Mason of Aiken voices concern over a new element added to the gambling question noting the inclusion of gambling boats and its potential impact. He urges scrutiny of the measure as it moves forward in the legislature.
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Scott Beck
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Bill Clyburn
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