Fairchild Downplays LaRouche Ties in Red Bank Forum
Democratic candidate Roy Fairchild sought to minimize ties to the LaRouche organization while opponent Fred Zeigler pressed the issue. Fairchild embraced the endorsement as nonessential to his campaign, stressing issues and the “little guy” image, with his fliers omitting the LaRouche label. Zeigler labeled Fairchild part of a “crackpot organization” and used the event to claim the backing helps him win the district.
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Roy Fairchild
Lyndon LaRouche
Fairchild
LaRouche
Fred Zeigler
U.S
Floyd Spence
Ing
Ammie Murray
Zeigler
Democratic Party
Lexington County
Ferarennes Party
Peste Iche
Budget Bill Wrangling Continues
In Columbia AP reports Senate Finance Committee leaders and fiscal conservatives spar over a $3 billion state budget. A compromise restored the capital expenditure fund at 13.8 million, while filibuster strategy and rules changes loom. Leaders warn further clashes may delay passage before the June 5 adjournment.
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Senate Finance Committee
Chamber
John Lindsay
Finance Committee
Senate
Lindsay
Sen
Glenn McConnell
R Charleston
D-Marlboro
Mitc
House
Verne Smith
Greenville
McConnell
Omnibus Crime Bill Nears Passage in South Carolina
The House and Senate appear to have resolved differences on the omnibus crime bill to toughen penalties for violent offenders and ease prison overcrowding. A joint conference committee is expected to formally propose a compromise this week, including life plus 30 years for murder and expanded aggravating circumstances for the death penalty.
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Senate
Columbia
Robert J. Sheheen
Sheheen
South Carolina
Citizens Against
Cave
Pole
Prabem
Role
House Agrees To Ban Two For One Drink Deals
The Missouri House tentatively approved a bill to outlaw two for one drink promotions at bars and restaurants. Rep. Michael Fair said final approval was expected and noted late session timing may hinder passage. He suggested replacing promotions with free food during happy hour to attract customers.
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House
Senate
Michael Fair
Greenville
Fair
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