- news) says he's
encouraged by how the House is addressing his state budget
vetoes. The House took time to debate each veto on
merits instead of last year's override-fest.
The House
sustained four vetoes and will send the 54 they overrode to
the Senate.
The House plans to return Wednesday to deal
with the remaining 89 vetoes from the state budget and another
14 from a separate spending bill.
The sustained vetoes
caused South Carolina E-TV to lose about 104,000 dollars and
the State Budget and Control Board was cut about 206,000
dollars.
Sanford has pushed for the Legislature to be
fiscally conservative even if it means axing more than 28
million dollars from public college budgets. Most of
that is expected to be put back in the
budget.
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