Senator Moore Pushes Seatbelt Insurance Link in Florida
South Carolina Senator Thomas L Moore of Aiken County plans to reintroduce seatbelt legislation this session tying it to automobile insurance. He cites studies claiming lower losses and predicts surplus funds will fund education facility refurbishments while endorsing tax reform and airborne solid waste reduction. Moore chairs the Solid Waste Task Force and serves on multiple committees. he and wife Dale have two children.
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Thomas L
Tommy” Moore
D-Aiken County
Aiken
Edge
Sen. Moore
Senate
Aiken County
County Council
Clearwater
University of South Carolina
Augusta College
Csra International Management Council
Dale
Baylen
Brent
Rudnick Priorities Include Highway Safety and Insurance
South Carolina Rep. Irene K. Rudnick outlines legislative goals for 1989 focusing on highway safety and automobile insurance. She urges Medicaid funding increases, a catastrophic care package, improved school access points, handicap parking enforcement, and faster election result posting while backing SRP safety and NPR location discussions.
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Irene K. Rudnick
D-Aiken
Rudnick
Highway Department
East Aiken
University Hospital of
Augusta
Aiken County
Savannah River
General Assembly
Sierra Club
NPR
House
Judi
Irene K Rudnick
Sen Ryan C Shealy pushes lottery in South Carolina
Lexington lawyer and senator Ryan C Shealy nicknamed Lotto vows to press the lottery: claims potential 100 million to state coffers, cites cross border activity, and defends against crime links while outlining 1989 legislative priorities and committee roles. He spoke at a Aiken luncheon with his daughter Sen Sherry Lynn Martschink and lives in Lexington with Elsie, their five children.
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Ryan C. Shealy
Lexington County
S.C. House of Representatives
Senate
Sen
Shealy
Lexington
South Carolina
Aiken
Aiken County
Sen. Shealy
Pepie
General Assembly
Elsie
Sherry Lynn
Rodney
Christy Lane
Shawn
Lorri
Gentry to cosponsor local government financing act again
Rep. Larry Gentry of Saluda says he will again back the local government financing act to allow counties a separate sales tax, contingent on a mandatory property tax rollback. He backs tax cuts and notes focus on automobile insurance reform and driver education as a safer path to reduce accidents. He profiles a bill on death timing for elections and continues long service in the House with judiciary and rules roles.
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Larry E. Gentry
D-Saluda
Senate
General Assembly
Frank H. McGill
Williamsburg County
Rep
Gentry
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Huff Seeks Education Trust Act and Tougher Drinking Laws
Rep. Thomas E. Huff of North Augusta outlines a 108th South Carolina General Assembly agenda including an Education Trust Act allowing up to $3,000 per child tax exempt for college or technical school costs. He also pushes minors liquor penalties and indigent care amendments while steering reservations on mandatory seatbelts.
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North Augusta
Thomas E. Huff
S.C. General Assembly
Huff
Mim Woodring
Rep
Setzler Eyes Education Chair in Busy 1989 Senate
Senator Nikki Setzler of Lexington County seeks the Senate Education Committee chair as he starts another term after defeating Larry Marchant in November. He plans to push education reform and identify potential dropouts early, while weighing Leatherman’s proposed license denial for dropouts. He also backs boosting the Homestead Exemption to 30,000 and seeks Medically Indigent funding gains for out of state hospitals. He favors auto insurance rate reductions and a conditional seat belt law. He and wife Ada have four children and practice law in West Columbia.
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Nikki G. Setzler
Lexington County
S.C
Sen. Setzler
Settler
Leatherman
Hugh K. Leatherman
Florence County
Sen
Setzler
Lexington
Aiken County
General Assembly
Ada
Tara Nikole
Jamie Leona
Sabra Taylor
Amber Jane
West Columbia
How To Reach Your Legislator Snate Districts 24 25 26 39 81 82 83 86
List of state Senate and House districts with direct contact numbers for home and office in Columbia. Includes Senators Ryan C. Shealy Thomas L. Moore Nikki G. Setzler and Representatives Larry Gentry Irene Rudnick William Keesley Thomas Huff and district allocations 24 through 86.
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Irene K. Rudnick
Columbia
William P. Keesley
Thomas E. Huff
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USC Aiken
Ryan Shealy
Scott Webster
Sherry Lynn Martschink
Rcharleston County
Larry Gentry
Barbara Ann Corley
Matthew Blair
Michael Ryan
Russell Clayton
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Ane Huff
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