South Carolina moves to tax credits and recorded votes
The 11th week of the legislative session sees a bill to grant employers a 1200 annual tax credit for hiring unemployed workers, costing $94 million over two fiscal years, while a bill mandating recorded voting across the Legislature wins broad approval 110 to 1 in the House after Senate changes.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Harvey Peeler
South Carolina
Nikki Haley
House
Haley
South Carolina Debates Incandescent Bulb Plan and Ballot Power
Lawmakers in South Carolina review the Incandescent Light Bulb Freedom Act to allow state made bulbs until 2012 2014 phase outs set by federal rules. A Senate panel discusses ballot initiatives to empower voter recalls while a safe haven expansion for infants may rise to age three.
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South Carolina
Rover
Palmetto State
Senate
House panel probes plan to halt Yucca nuclear site
A House energy panel investigates the Obama administration decision to stop plans to bury spent nuclear fuel at Yucca Mountain Nevada. Reps Upton and Shimkus say withdrawal lacks scientific basis and urge pursuing a permanent disposal solution amid safety and political concerns.
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House
Yucca
Washington, D.C
House Energy
Obama
Nevada
Energy and Commerce Panel
Yucca Mountain
Las Vegas
Fred Upton
R-Mich
John Shimkus
R-Il
U.S
Japan
United States
Upton
Shimkus
Energy Department
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Gregory Jaczko
South Carolina
Kansas
Nebraska
Jaczko
H.B. Robinson
Fort Calhoun
Wolf Creek
Scott Burnell
Oconee
GOP
Senate
Harry Reid
D-Nev
Mike Simpson
Idaho
Commission
Washington State
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Orangeburg
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Windsor
Oxford
Leverett
Dunham Addison
Leverett Shoes
Tuc
Sun
Aiken
E. Main Street
Ridge Spring
Hibachi
East Gate Drive
Publix
Investment Review
Johntravis
Travis
We Agrnncy 2
Hudson Trace
Suite A
Augusta
Yemen
Aman
Aman Institute, Inc
Whiskey Road
Amanoni.com
Laurens Street
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