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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 2005

Page

6

Senate proposal seeks criminal penalties for political slander

South Carolina Senator Dick Elliott pursues criminal charges for false statements about candidates with actual malice or reckless disregard. Penalty could include up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine, though civil suits remain possible and publishers would be exempt. Critics warn this could chill political speech and recall SC’s prior abolition of criminal libel. Elliott aims to have a Senate subcommittee review the bill.

Columbia North Myrtle Beach Dick Elliott Coastal Democrat Elliott Bill Rogers South Carolina Press Association Rogers South Carolina Senate

Trident Technical College abandons four-year culinary program

Trident Technical College will not pursue a four year culinary degree after legal challenges and a Supreme Court ruling. The college will offer advanced certificates and encourage transfers to the College of Charleston's hospitality program after two years.

Charleston Trident Technical College South Carolina General Assembly State Supreme Court High Court Phate College of Charleston Mary Thornley Trident Tech Johnson & Wales University Charlotte N.C Trident Johnson & Wales Mike Russo Zinc Wine Bar & Bistro Mount Pleasant

DeMint chairs new Senate panel on disasters

U S Senator Jim DeMint chairs a new Senate subcommittee on disaster prediction and prevention. He urges better warning systems and evacuation plans after viewing NOAA efforts and noting past tsunamis and hurricane impacts. The panel will review detection, preparedness, and coastal resilience to reduce loss of life and economic damage.

Charleston South Carolina U.S Jim DeMint Senate DeMint Nancy Foster New Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Carolina United States

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