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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1998

Page

10

South Carolina Seeks Industrial Brownfields Cleanup Incentive

The state adopts or considers legislation to encourage cleanup and reuse of abandoned factories by shielding companies from future liability for preexisting pollution. The bill targets pollutants excluding petroleum, with a goal to curb sprawl, reboot idle properties, and boost tax rolls, schools, and jobs. Critics warn it may allow less-than-pristine cleanups and harm environmental protection.

Columbia South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control State House Wes Hayes Jr Rock Hill Senate Dell Isham State Sierra Club

Tourism numbers revised in South Carolina reestimate visits

South Carolina parks department lowers past tourism estimates after faulty counting. 1996 visitors revised to 27.9 million from 31.7 million and 1995 1994 figures also cut. Officials say the error overcounts by counting travelers as household members and no clear impact on expenditures is yet observed.

Columbia South Carolina State Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism United States Travel Center Low Fontana Parks Department Fontana

Liberalized state worker retirement plan hits major snag

A proposed 25 year retirement for state workers faces cost concerns and may die if not moved from the House to the Senate. Consultants estimate over 1 billion dollars, with about 185000 workers funding the plan for fewer than 2000 early retirees. Debate cites higher payroll deductions and health premiums as burden.

Columbia House Senate Robert Toomey Bob Walker R-Landrum Howard Winklevoss Connecticut State Chamber of Commerce Subcommittee Steve Sanford R-Roebuck Walker

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