Sanford to veto budget as South Carolina lawmakers wrap session
Gov Mark Sanford plans vetoes on a 5.7 billion dollar budget and requests about 700 million in federal aid to offset potential public school, college, and prison funding cuts while lawmakers push to finish a short session. Sanford argues stimulus funds would create a large future shortfall and signals possible court action over the funding mechanism.
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Bond Set At 300000 For Maserati Driver In Fatal Crash
Judge Eugene Griffith ordered John Ludwig a 36 year old at large bond set 300000 surrender license and passport and remain on home confinement from 8 pm to 8 am after his Maserati crashed into Frederic Bardsley s home killing the 62 year old man watching television Ludwig claimed to have lost control while dodging deer in the April 25 crash authorities said Bardsley s wife was upstairs but unharmed Ludwig suffered minor injuries and his attorney said deer caused him to swerve the car away from several deer.
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After Hours Bar Cited In Graniteville for Keeping Open
A deputy saw alcohol sales and consumption about 2 15 a.m. at a Railroad Street bar in Graniteville forcing a citation for after hours operation. A patron claimed the bar stayed open until 4 a.m. across the previous night.
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Baskett Pleads Guilty to Breakings and Burglary
Christopher Baskett, 27, pleaded guilty to five counts of breaking and entering automobiles and one count of second degree burglary for a Nov 16 2008 spree in a cul de sac. He stole electronics, fled on a bicycle, and was ordered to five years with shock incarceration and no contact with the victims.
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Moonshine intoxication shapes restraint case in Aiken County
Devon Davenport 41 blamed a Thanksgiving 2008 binge for resisting arrest and assaulting a deputy. He received five years in jail suspended to 18 months probation and credit for 172 days served after officers responded to a reported assault by the highly intoxicated man.
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Craigslist CEO demands apology from South Carolina attorney general
Craigslist chief executive demanded an apology from Attorney General Henry McMaster after the prosecutor threatened to file prostitution charges over ads on the site. The case follows scrutiny of the site's erotic services category amid linked crimes. Craigslist plans a screened adult services section.
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