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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 2006

Page

7

Portrait unveiling honors former Speaker Wilkins

In Columbia a portrait of former House Speaker David Wilkins was unveiled in the chamber he led for 11 years. The Greenville Republican, who resigned last June to become U S ambassador to Canada, received seven standing ovations as lawmakers recalled his leadership during key battles. Bobby Harrell praised Wilkins for guiding the state through tough times while Harry Ott and others lauded his fairness and bipartisanship.

Columbia David Wilkins House Wilkins Greenville U.S Canada Bobby Harrell Charleston State House Harrell Harry Ott St. Matthews Fletcher Smith Todd Rutherford Rutherford Susan

Sanford and lawmakers show common ground in State of the State

In Columbia Governor Mark Sanford outlines a shared GOP agenda with the Legislature emphasizing smaller government, reduced spending, parental choice, and government restructuring. Senate Majority Leader Harvey Peeler and House Speaker Bobby Harrell praise the governor's maturation and collaborative tone as re election looms.

Senate Harvey Peeler Gaffney Bob Peeler Sanford Peeler House Joel Sawyer Sawyer

Drop in special assessments eases Second Injury Fund push

A new report shows the Second Injury Fund assessments will fall from 256 million to 77 million next year, easing pressure in the legislature to scrap the program. Senate leaders say lower losses reduce calls for reform, while critics insist the fund should be eliminated despite the lower outlays.

Columbia Senate Glenn McConnell Charleston Martin Simons Simons

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