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Date: September 10th 2008

I'm not sure the city law could even withstand a legal challenge in court.

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On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 13:17:49 -0700 (PDT), Anthony Spinnato wrote
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> Yes I would ride thru MB if they enact helmet law , That was the one ordinence that did not get full vote because they understan that they will have put signs on every street that enters MB city Limits and on Hwy 17 by 501 and Broadway at Beach you enter and leave City Limits at least 4 time on same straight away !!!
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> What's your opinion about this article? Would you ride lidless in Myrtle Beach if they pass a local helmet law? Why or why not?
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> Posted on Wednesday, Sep. 10, 2008
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> McBride: Don't say 'ban'
> By Lorena Anderson
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> Former Myrtle Beach Mayor Mark McBride, who once said he'd like to use his car to "nudge" a biker who wore an offensive T-shirt, pleaded on Tuesday with the council he used to lead to stop using the word "ban" when discussing the May motorcycle rallies.
> "Y'all better listen to me. I'm talking about public safety, and that lies in your hands," McBride implored. "Take some time, step away by yourself and think through this. Talking about bans will instigate more problems."
> He spoke at the afternoon City Council meeting before council members approved the first drafts of 14 anti-rally measures including a local helmet law, a juvenile curfew and 2 a.m. bar-closings for any establishment not selling food along with alcohol or not meeting specific standards, including the number of criminal incidents that occur on their premises.
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