Starr White to battle state's tattoo ban in South Carolina
Ronald White of Florence joins Ken Starr in challenging South Carolina's tattooing ban after years of illegal practice. He was fined 2500 dollars and given five years of probation following a 1999 arrest. State Sen. Jake Knotts warns against defying laws and urges lawful reform through proper channels.
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Airports push for funds to boost security upgrades
Greenville-Spartanburg and Columbia airports warn they lack federal and local dollars to install bomb detection and other security upgrades. GSP saw security costs rise 154 percent to 1.4 million as income fell, while Columbia asked TSA for upfront funding to proceed. Nationwide, airports seek 150 million in federal aid amid rising security demands.
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State Supreme Court Upholds Predator Law in SC
The South Carolina Supreme Court upheld the Sexually Violent Predator Act in two rulings. It vacated a release order for Clair Luckabaugh and reversed a finding that the act is unconstitutional, remanding for a new hearing. It also upheld confinement of Paul Newman Allen under the act, with attorneys noting 54 predators have been committed.
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