Beasley Vetoes Budget Changes Including Video Poker Reform
South Carolina Governor David Beasley used his veto pen on the 4.1 billion budget to block a video poker deregulation proposal and cut agencies by 30 million. He rejected lifting the 125 daily winnings cap and allowed game rooms to stay open until 2 a.m., citing concerns over expanded gambling. The vetoed line items total 115, with potential to affect revenue projections and statewide gaming policy.
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Judge Takes Up TV Cameras in Susan Smith Trial
Circuit Judge William Howard considers a request to bar live television and radio coverage of the planned July trial for Susan Smith, who faces two murder charges in the deaths of her sons. Her defense argues a media-free atmosphere would reduce frenzy, while media pool lawyers assert First Amendment access rights.
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