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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2003
Page
8
State leaders debate fully funding Medicaid pro rata and restoring 96 million in education cuts. They weigh preserving First Steps while Hodges exits, and consider highway maintenance funded by tax shifts or user fees. Lawmakers mull government restructuring and tighter campaign finance rules.
State budget outlook shows a 2000-04 plan at 5.6 billion with a 30.7 million shortfall after midyear cuts. Recurring expenses reach 255 million, education funding 70 million, Medicaid growth 100 million, and health plan costs about 358.6 million. Lt. Governor Andre Bauer will preside over the Senate after winning November 5.
President Bush urged Congress to approve an 842 million dollar 2004 SEC budget and 25 million for the Justice Department to expand corporate fraud investigations. He touted the tax cut plan and new funds as a response to shaken investor confidence and ongoing market jitters.
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