Beasley Challenged On Veto Authority
The South Carolina Supreme Court hears arguments over Gov. Beasley's veto powers as video poker operators and Senate leaders contend the governor overstepped constitutional bounds. They seek definitions of line item veto authority and whether vetoes can become law without an override. The case could affect Beasley’s $30 million in vetoed items and ongoing gambling regulations.
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David Beasley
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State Supreme Court
Marshall Williams
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Dwight Drake
South Carlina Coin Operators Association
Faulkner Keeps Door Open To Reapply At Citadel
Shannon Faulkner says she may try again at The Citadel only if other women enter with her. She filed a court affidavit and argues she should be readmitted with others, citing the right to equal treatment. Citadel officials note a November court decision will resolve the request.
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Delegation Debates Officers Vote After Moore Contention
The story details Representative Moore pushing for another vote on delegation officers amid accusations of petty politics. He laments repeated carping and seeks to resolve the dispute, noting 18 years of service. Members voted against contacting the attorney general after a legal opinion was sought.
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Conti From Page 14 Details Crosland Park Road Impact
Residents along Wire Wrights Mill and Willow Run fear the proposed road will cut through their properties including tool sheds pools and yards. Representative Huff argues current law lacks spirit and calls for broader owner notification. Moore says the delegation will seek full status reports and local meeting notices.
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Tom Huff
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First Grader Wins 25 000 Playground Prize at Myrtle Beach
Layla Haney, a Myrtle Beach Primary School first grader, won Universal Pictures The War sweepstakes prizes including 25000 worth of playground equipment a 5000 treehouse and a private movie screening Her mother Dawn entered Layla and her sister Ashton at a local theater. The screening was changed to Babe due to violence concerns.
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Layla Haney
Myrtle Beach Primary School
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Dawn
Layla
Ashton
Maureen Hazard
North Augusta Business Fair wraps weeklong celebration
The North Augusta Chamber and the City of North Augusta presented a Business Appreciation Week with a Monday seminar featuring 16 business professionals answering common questions.
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Diver Signs Over Claim To Rebel Sub
Lee Spence of Charleston agreed Thursday to give the state responsibility to protect and preserve the Hunley off Sullivans Island. He says he found the wreck in 1970 and had claimed ownership a decade later. Clive Cussler’s group disputes ownership and wants a plan to salvage and exhibit the submarine.
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