Sanford signals shift in South Carolina agenda
Governor Sanford ends talk of the affair with a conciliatory 45 minute address outlining a leaner agenda. He urges reform of the Employment Security Commission, streamlined bureaucracy, and spending caps as legislators respond to his second term push and praise his leadership.
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Sanford outlines reforms and tax shifts in speech
Gov. Sanford urged merging the Employment Security Commission with Commerce to better place unemployed workers, called capping spending and debt reduction a priority, and pushed for government restructuring including governor control of more agencies. He urged a cigarette tax increase to fund income tax cuts and urged voters to influence federal debt debates while praising lawmakers who secured Boeing work in North Charleston. He also proposed placing the governor and lieutenant governor on the same ticket and allowing some statewide offices to be appointed.
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YouTube Expands Into Movie Rentals Ahead of Sundance
YouTube will offer movie rentals for 3.99 to view within 48 hours as it enters the online rental market. The rollout aims to promote titles at the Sundance Film Festival and positions Google owned YouTube against established rental vendors.
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