Census undercount could cost SC $9.2 million in federal funds
A Democratic panel estimates South Carolina could lose over $9.2 million in federal money over a decade if undercounted residents are not adjusted. The report says 31 states and DC could miss $4.1 billion total, with Sumter facing potential losses over $140,000 in state funds.
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Waters urges SCLC unity amid Montgomery convention
US Rep Maxine Waters told the SCLC in Montgomery that publicizing internal disputes harms the movement. She praised King II and joined leaders like Jesse Jackson and Andrew Young in backing the convention and voting rights work, stressing the act’s central mission.
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