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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 2003

Page

4

Wal Mart faces union issues amid low U S union rates

The report notes Wal Mart employees are largely nonunion due to the company’s stance and intimidation claims. It cites Wertz Moody and Cashen detailing anti union pressures, while U S Labor Department data show South Carolina and nearby states have among the nation’s lowest unionization levels. Wal Mart, the world’s largest private employer, posted 218 billion in sales in 2001.

South Carolina North Labor Department University of South Carolina Hoyt Wheeler Wheeler Wal-Mart Jill Cashen United Food & Commercial Workers Cashen Wal-Mart Stores Inc

Ports Authority unveils preliminary expansion plan at former Charleston Naval Base

The State Ports Authority outlines a 250 acre container terminal project into the Cooper River able to host three 1,000 foot ships. The plan requires federal and state permits and would dredge wetlands while saving a 3,000 foot wharf. Estimated cost nears half a billion dollars, with mixed reactions from lawmakers and environmental groups.

Charleston State Ports Authority Charleston Naval Base Cooper River Bernard 8. Groseclose Jr Authority Army Corps of Engineers State Department of Health and Environmental Control Wanda Welch Columbus Street North Charleston Groseclose Panama Canal Ports Authority Daniel Island Arthur Ravenel Mount Pleasant

Fort Gordon Economic Impact and Local Measured Aftermath

Fort Gordon supports 12,531 soldiers, 4,873 civilians, 3,379 family members on post and more than 20,000 others served. The base budget nears 200 million with 274 million in contracts and over 700 million in pay, boosting local economy by over 1 billion. Nearby towns faced closure fears but rebuilt: Myrtle Beach and Charleston adapted with redevelopment, job replacement, and new firms following base closures.

Fort Gordon Grkovic D.C Port Gordon Ashley Ward Myrtle Beach ‘Area Myrtle Beach Air Force Base Ward Wand Charleston

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