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legal limit for driving, and that he was armed with knives.
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SD lawmakers seek to ease student drug suspensions
• PIERRE, S.D. (AP) -- South Dakota lawmakers are considering reducing the amount of time some students caught with drugs are kicked out of sports and other school activities.
• Current law requires that students caught with drugs a first time are suspended from school activities for one year, but the suspension can be cut to 60 school days if they get counseling or treatment. Repeat offenders lose eligibility permanently.
• The Senate Education Committee is holding a hearing Tuesday on a bill that would cut the suspension for a first offense to 30 days if a student gets counseling. Some might have to get more treatment before returning to activities.
• Students caught a second time would be kicked out of activities for one year, but that could be cut to 60 days if they get treatment.
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Monday's Scores
The Associated Press
• BOYS BASKETBALL
• Aberdeen Roncalli 54, Miller 32
• Avon 54, Menno 44
• Bon Homme 65, Corsica/Stickney 51
• Canton 77, West Sioux, Hawarden, Iowa 45
• DeSmet 45, Wolsey-Wessington 44
• Elkton-Lake Benton 77, Baltic 25
• Eureka/Bowdle 47, Strasburg-Zeeland, N.D. 46
• Freeman 67, Scotland 52
• Hankinson, N.D. 63, Rosholt 52
• Lake Preston 74, Great Plains Lutheran 66
• Langford 51, Groton Area 50
• Linton-HMB, N.D. 63, Herreid/Selby Area 61
• Parkston 61, McCook Central/Montrose 45
• Rapid City Christian 64, Dupree 29
• Sanborn Central/Woonsocket 74, Ethan 72
• Sully Buttes 60, Edmunds Central 14
• Tri-Valley 51, West Central 39
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