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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 2007

Page

5

Sanford signs budget safeguard to keep agencies operating

Gov. Mark Sanford signed a bill ensuring state agencies can run at current funding without a new budget. The move aims to pressure lawmakers to reach deals on overhauling the Transportation Department and workers compensation, with potential cuts to a new port road, kindergarten programs, and lottery funded reading and math initiatives if agreement stalls.

Columbia South Carolina Mark Sanford Sanford House Transportation Department Transportation Senate North Charleston John Cooley Department of Social Services Department of Health and Human Services

South Carolina lawmaker pleads no contest to threats

State Rep. Thad Viers, 29, pleaded no contest to unlawful communication over threats to a man dating his estranged wife and was fined 500 dollars. He said he was under the influence of love and apologized for his behavior amid a divorce with his wife who is pregnant by another man. The case stemmed from calls to James Zeigler, who reported fear and said he slept with a shotgun after the threats. Viers sought a pretrial intervention but was denied.

Columbia South Carolina Thad Viers Viers Myrtle Beach James Zei Todd Wagoner Zeigler Todd Rutherford Rutherford

McMaster Seeks MySpace Data on Sex Offenders

South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster asked MySpace for information on sex offenders using the site. Following peers, he notes officials have received site data. MySpace initially refused but now plans to disclose identifying details of thousands of offenders with accounts. The company employs about 300 workers to review profiles for sex offender status.

Charleston Henry McMaster MySpace South Carolina McMaster

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