Supreme Court rejects Bursey war protest appeal
The Supreme Court refused to hear Brett Bursey's appeal after his 2002 conviction for entering a restricted area near an airport hangar during President Bush's South Carolina visit. Bursey faced a $500 fine and argued his Free Speech rights were violated by expansive Secret Service restricted zones.
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Beaufort County Considers Tower Lighting Rules
Beaufort County weighs requiring lights on all towers over 100 feet to prevent near misses like a 130 foot unpermitted tower spotted by pilot Truman Davis. Critics warn the plan could cost about 25 000 dollars per tower and disrupt areas where towers blend with the surroundings.
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Billboard filibuster stalls legislation in Columbia
In Columbia, Senator Phil Leventis blocks a billboard bill amid a broader push including charter school reform. He argues compensation disputes stall local government takings while supporters push for outdoor advertising protections and fair payment.
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