COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Three bills are
heading to the law books after the House and Senate overrode Gov. Mark
Sanford's vetoes.
The Senate took final action Thursday on three bills the House
approved Wednesday:
- Property owners will be able to designate their land as a
fireworks-free zone.
- Nonfranchise automobile dealers, mostly used car dealers, will have
to complete at least eight hours of education courses before they get
sales licenses.
- There will be a new acupuncture advisory committee. The bill
setting that up also sets billing practices for anatomic pathology
services and registration requirements for cardiovascular invasive
specialists.
The House will take up a Senate veto override next week on a bill
that allows people who had worked in state government as college
interns, work study students and graduate assistants buy time in the
retirement system.
The Senate also will consider a veto the House overrode that lets
landowners inspect properties they lease.
