A look at Gov. Nikki Haley’s line-item budget vetoes

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Gov. Nikki Haley unveiled Tuesday 87 line-item vetoes that strike $30 million from the Legislature’s more than $7 billion spending plan for state taxes. The Legislature will return next week to vote on whether to uphold the vetoes. Sixteen have no price tag. Others would cut:

—$75,000 for two new positions at the State Museum

—$2.1 million for new positions at Clemson University at its Public Service Activities across the state

—$712,000 for new positions at the Department of Education

—$200,000 to the Area Health Education Consortium at the Medical University of South Carolina for a study

—$1 million for the Arts Commission to give grants for art programs in public schools

—$40,000 to the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation to contract with The Citadel for a building codes study

—$250,000 to the University Center of Greenville

—$200,000 for IT-ology for a college computing course

—$400,000 to the South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families

—$100,000 through the Department of Probation, Pardon and Parole to a specific vendor for offenders’ re-entry preparation

—$100,000 for a playground for children with disabilities in Myrtle Beach

—$250,000 for Low Country Healthy Start

—$50,000 for Healthy Learners in Greenwood

—$200,000 for Osprey Village in Beaufort County

—$5 million to the Department of Health and Environmental Control for water quality grants

—$500,000 to the Department of Mental Health for relocating expenses from its property on Bull Street in Columbia

—$2 million to the Department of Agriculture to market “Certified SC” branding

—$300,000 maximum authorized for a study of state employees’ salaries

—$250,000 to renovate the Horry County Museum

—$500,000 to the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism for its Undiscovered SC grants

—$875,000 to the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism for sports marketing

—$100,000 for an indoor aquatic and community center in Richland County

—$125,000 for national marketing of a boyhood home of President Woodrow Wilson in Columbia

—$180,000 to renovate a former school into a community center in Calhoun County

—$400,000 for a green space initiative in Sumter

—$200,000 to the Columbia Museum of Art

—$100,000 for the Inman City Market

—$250,000 for a green space initiative in Manning

—$100,000 to promote the Mountain Lakes area in Oconee County

—$60,000 to the Newberry Opera House

—$1 million toward a new Congressional Medal of Honor Museum at Patriots Point

—$300,000 for the Palmetto Trail

—$300,000 for a Spartanburg park project

—$250,000 for the Township Auditorium in Columbia

—$200,000 for an Upstate 9/11 Memorial

—$200,000 to fire departments in Fairfield and Chester county

—$390,198 for a collection of Civil War artifacts for the Confederate Relic Room & Military Museum

—$10,000 for the Auntie Karen Foundation

—$90,000 for the Orangeburg County Fine Arts Center

—$1.5 million to the Department of Archives and History for restoring a building

—$100,000 for restoration at Fort Thicketty Revolutionary War site

—$100,000 for the Heyward House Historic Center in Bluffton

—$250,000 to the Department of Archives and History for architectural heritage preservation

—$250,000 to the Marion County Economic Development Commission

—$100,000 to the Richland County Economic Development Office

—$400,000 to the Rock Hill Knowledge Park

—$100,000 to the Williamsburg County Economic Development Board

—$500,000 for Hartsville downtown revitalization project

Source: Gov. Nikki Haley’s veto message: http://governor.sc.gov/Documents/FY%202015-16%20General%20Appropriations%20Act%20Veto%20Message.pdf