How Will Politicians Spend Extra Dollars
South Carolina lawmakers face a potential $610 million windfall in the state budget. Gov Beasley promises tax relief and targeted spending while Finance Chairman Drummond warns for road, sewer, and kindergarten needs. Additional funds would cover inflation, Medicaid costs, prison expansion, and higher education, with a $25 million revolving fund proposed for local projects.
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South Carolina Republicans Aim to Consolidate Power in 1996
The 1996 session shapes as a pivotal year in South Carolina politics with Democrats hoping to slow GOP gains. Leaders discuss party strategies, potential shifts in the Senate and statewide offices, while Republicans push for tax rollbacks, stricter crime laws, and education initiatives including a new college scholarship program.
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