State borrows at 5 425 percent in Columbia
The article laments South Carolina borrowing seven and a half million dollars for state running expenses at 5.425 percent while eleven million sits on deposit at 3 percent. It argues funds are restricted to their designated uses and suggests pooling all funds to reduce interest, with Governor Richards backing a plan to use the state as its own banker.
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