Prisons agency legal bills exceed half a million dollars
Columbia South Carolina paid more than 530 000 in legal bills and settlements tied to disputes with prison staff over the past two years. The bills prompted calls for hearings into the Department of Corrections.
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South Carolina
Mike Fair
Ozmint
Mark Sanford
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Senate Corrections and Penology Committee
Jake Knotts
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Pilot Survives Ultrlight Crash Near Pelion
The 48-year-old Jason Bullington of Lexington survived a crash in an ultralight while attempting an emergency landing. He walked from the woods to a grass strip near Pelion, was checked by emergency crews, and released at the scene. He and a friend had flown for about an hour Sunday before engine failure led to the crash.
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Lexington
Lexington County
Pelton
Ballington
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Pelion
Sanford weighs veto on using taxpayer money for primaries
South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford may veto the bill to fund the 2008 presidential primaries with state money, saying the primaries are party events. The measure would have the state run the primaries and pay about 2 million dollars, with parties setting dates.
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Mark Sanford
Joel Sawyer
South Carolina
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Joe Werner
Werner
GOP
Katon Dawson
State Election ‘Commission
Dawson
Craig ‘Stoxen
South Carolina Autism Society
Stoxen
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