Governor Riley Noncommittal on PSC Reform Measure
Gov. Dick Riley said he is not in a position to say whether he would approve or veto the Senate passed bill restructuring the Public Service Commission. He did note advising supporters that the compromise has enough good in it to merit support if the House concurs. a House refusal would trigger a conference committee to seek another compromise.
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South Carolina fails to move teacher competency bill
Senate Education Committee Chairman Harry Chapman expressed disappointment as the House Education Committee, voting 9-7, carried over the proposed teacher competency and basic skills tests to next year. Chapman said the Senate bill would have strengthened education in SC, while Rep. Eugene C. Stoddard noted concerns about the new tests.
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Appeals Court Bill Has No Date
Backers of a recall motion argue some House members were absent during the vote. Rep. Jean Toal says the Senate version omits the July 1 1980 effective date for the five judge criminal appeals court, causing the court to gain jurisdiction upon ratification.
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