South Carolina vows to defend new voter ID law
Governor Nikki Haley says federal officials are waging war on South Carolina over the voter ID requirement and vows to fight the Justice Department challenges. Attorney General Wilson will file a federal suit within two weeks to defend the law.
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Jail settles dispute over inmate mail
South Carolina jail and officials along with the ACLU and federal prosecutors signed a settlement after accusations they deprived inmates of reading materials. The agreement allows inmates to receive Prison Legal News and other publications including religious texts, addressing prior security concerns.
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Columbia
South Carolina
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Library opens after allowing religious texts in brief
A local library previously limited to a soft back Bible has expanded its collection. Other religious texts are now permitted and the library has added broader access to religious materials for the community.
I 95 regional council veto overridden stalemate
South Carolina lawmakers upheld Gov. Nikki Haley's veto of a bill to create an unpaid 19 member regional council along the I-95 corridor to spur economic and education opportunities. The override vote failed 76 to 47 in the House, ending the bid to authorize public private partnerships and regional action.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Nikki Haley
House
Haley
Senate
Woman Admits Stealing $800000 from Greenville Firm
In Greenville, 53 year old Paula Hendricks pleaded guilty to breach of trust and tax fraud after stealing more than $800,000 from a small tool and hardware business. She received a seven year sentence but will serve 42 months with five years probation.
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Greenville
Paula Hendricks
North Carolina panel backs 50 000 payouts to sterilization victims
A state task force says up to 2,000 people sterilized decades ago should receive 50 000 each, potentially up to 100 million total. The recommendation has governor and House speaker support, but awaits Legislature approval. Panel chair Dr Laura Gerald emphasizes accountability and human rights.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
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