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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1993

Page

5

Efficiency And Higher Fees Target State Budget Gaps

A yearlong study proposes boosting efficiency and raising select fees and taxes to plug budget gaps. It cites potential first year gains of 59 million and overall five year savings of about 250 million, offset by rising unfunded liabilities and health costs.

Columbia Legislative Audit Council Audit Council Herb Kirsh D-Clover LAC Kirsh Senate Finance Committee House Legislative Committee South Carolina

Bar's Role On Judges Raises Ire

In Columbia the South Carolina Bar released ratings for Court of Appeals and Family Court candidates in Charleston. Rep Tom Huff was labeled not qualified while four others were well qualified or qualified. Bar member Leevy Johnson refused to disclose criteria, drawing criticism from lawmakers who call the secrecy a flop and unfair to candidates. Huff accused the Bar of elitism and opposing legislation to expand bar influence.

Columbia South Carolina Bar Committee Court of Appeals Charleston Tom Huff Leevy Johnson Bar Glenn McConnell Jim Hodges Huff Peole Hodges Johnson Greenville Charles B. Simmons Carol Connor William T. Howell Ben Hagood Jr Sullivan’s Island Alex Sanders Appeals Court The College of Charleston

Charleston Gets Its Day In Court

Charleston hosts hearings as Gov. Carroll Campbell and Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. defend the Navy base against closure. The Defense Base Closing and Realignment Commission will weigh a 34,000-job, $1 billion payroll impact and the fate of Charleston’s naval base, shipyard, hospital, and support centers. Commissioners plan two days of hearings before moving to Orlando, Florida.

Charleston Navy Carroll Campbell Joseph P. Riley Jr Federal Defense Base

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