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 Tuesday, June 7    |    Upstate South Carolina News Sports & Information
OPINION
Editorial opinion
Tougher laws on violence
Stronger penalties against domestic violence move state in the right direction; more is needed.
Editorial opinion
Cut state travel
Greater efficiency could save millions.
Guest column
Lobbyist didn't lobby for solicitor retirement change
Changing retirement system for solicitors and judges is good for the state and will save money.

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Should we use cameras to catch red-light runners?
Bill pending in the Legislature would make stoplight cameras legal. Violations captured would be used to ticket drivers.
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