Charleston Port Seeks More Federal Funds for Security Upgrades
The State Ports Authority in Charleston says it has not received about 2.6 million of the 10 million it requested from the federal government for security projects. Funding is sought for fencing lighting intrusion detection and other measures as Charleston posts consider ports funding critical to national gateway needs. The port, fourth largest in container traffic, received 6.41 per person in 2005 federal funding, below many states.
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New laws set background checks for student teachers
A new South Carolina measure requires student teachers and education majors to have background checks and fingerprinting before practice teaching, with a $24 fee. Sex or child offenses bar certification, while other felonies trigger counseling. appeals go to the Education Board. Other bills push real estate reforms and mortgage license oversight with potential immediate effect pending Gov. Sanford's signature.
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