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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 2006

Page

12

Moore fund-raising error sparks call for compliance

The South Carolina campaign involved a $50,000 state party donation that exceeded the $50,000 per statewide race limit, prompting the Moore camp to donate $4,000 excess to the Children’s Trust Fund and notify the Ethics Commission. State GOP and party critics cite rules, while Moore trails in fundraising behind Sanford and Willis.

Children’s Trust Fund Shock Moore S.C. Ethics Commission S.C. Republican Party Katon Dawson Clearwater Edgefield McCormick South Carolina Senate Democratic Caucus Herb Hayden State Ethics Commission Hayden State Ethics Commission Tommy Moore Dawson GOP Mark Sanford Aiken Standard Sanford Frank Willis Oscar Lovelace Sc.gov Philip Lord Plord Aikenstandard

South Carolina caucus openness debate prompts legal review

Lawmakers argue whether closed Republican caucus meetings violate state law while leaders push for clearer rules. Attorney General McMaster has not yet issued an opinion. Merrill and Peeler say doors should stay open until law changes, while advocating no public body status for caucuses. Open meetings advocates warn against vague lines and urge careful action.

House Rutherford Henry McMaster McMaster Trey Walker Senate Harvey Peeler Gaffney Jim Merrill Daniel Island Merrill Peeler Bill Rogers The South Carolina Press Association

DOE Proposes Split SRS Contract For Liquid Waste Operations

DOE plans a two component bid for Savannah River Site management and liquid waste disposition with 12 month non competitive extension of WSRC. Washington Group Fluor DuPont and Parsons target the operations contract as Aiken officials and retirees worry over benefits under the split path.

DOE SRS Savannah River National Laboratory Washington Group Fluor Corporation DuPont WSRC Aiken Fred Cavanaugh SRS Retirees Association

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