Hispanic population surges in South Carolina per census estimates
Census projections show South Carolina Hispanic residents rising 78 percent to about 54 300 over a decade with Lexington and York counties leading growth. Asian numbers also climb 57 percent to roughly 35 600, while older residents 65 plus increase nationally and in the state.
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Michael Macfarlane
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Aging and ethnic shifts boost retirement areas in state
The 1990 to 1999 period saw growth in people 65 and older and in Hispanic and Asian groups though they remain a minority. Whites, Blacks and American Indians also rose, with Beaufort County showing the largest elderly increase as retirement communities expand. Tim Bennett notes the state is becoming a retirement destination due to climate and new developments.
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Tim Bennett
Bridgestone Firestone dispute prompts call for recall action
Dangerfield defends Bridgestone Firestone management as fair and urges Attorney General Condon to rethink legal action. He argues citizens should not be labeled second class and cites highway deaths that might have been prevented by median barriers. He urges collaboration to protect South Carolinians and withdraw the lawsuit if a constructive strategy can be developed.
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Bridgestone/Firestone
SRS under budget signals small but notable savings
With one month left in Savannah River Site's 2000 budget officials report about 25 million under a 1.5 billion spend. CFO John Pescosolido calls it a drop in a bucket while DOE spokesperson Bill Taylor says it shows budget management rather than cutbacks. Savings stem from efficiency gains and unstarted projects, with remaining funds rolling into the 2001 budget.
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John Pescosolido
Bill Taylor
Department of Energy
Rose Hill Rezoning Sparks Split Over Historic Site
Rose Hill property seeks rezoning to allow retail offices restaurants and nightlife venues. Located under Historic Preservation rules, major alterations are unlikely. Neighbors split with Ernest Walker supporting action and Steven Mueller and Jane Talbert urging denial. City Council hearing set for September 1.
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Steven Mueller
Jane Talbert
Zoning debate stalls trailer proposal for Horse District
Commissioner Snowless backs keeping the ordinance as is while d Entremont opposes changes. McGhee argues the memo focuses on a training facility plan for a 50 plus acre site with a manufactured home. Supporters recall Bostwick era housing on tracks and warn against losing the track’s viability. council vote slated for Sept 11.
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Local residents voice First Steps concerns and needs
Citizens discuss boosting the First Steps Initiative focusing on early education supports in Wagener area. Parents urge more recreation, reading at home, and better access to medical care while leaders emphasize early years and promised outreach to rural communities.
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South Aiken
Silver Bluff
Yelton
Wagener
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