Capitol Quiet On Speech Night
State House was subdued before Gov. Carroll A Campbell's State of the State address amid sparse crowds and security checks. Guests filled the balcony as lawmakers remained away, with a reception planned at the Radisson Hotel afterward and another legislative session the next morning.
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SC Legislature Advances Constitutional Edits and Auto Insurance Talks
In week two of 1989 session, South Carolina lawmakers have routine ratification for eight constitutional amendments, including statewide grand jury. Auto insurance bills remain undeveloped as Gov. Campbell seeks consensus. Hazardous waste restrictions take effect March 1, while Lt. Gov. Theodore backs child care legislation. Budget work proceeds with subcommittees shaping revenue and spending plans. full committee to adopt by March 13.
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Legislators Sponsor Bills On Children, S.C. Lottery
The General Assembly saw a slow week aside from the Governor’s State of the State address. A concurrent Senate and House bill named the South Carolina Partnership for Children Act was introduced by Sen. Tommy Moore and Rep. Irene Rudnick. Sen. Ryan Shealy filed a joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to allow a state lottery. Rep. Rudnick noted a 55 mph interstate speed limit bill was added by mistake and she would not back it.
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