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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 2012

Page

5

South Carolina HHS director urges open debate on health care

South Carolina Health and Human Services Director Tony Keck predicts a heated, open dialogue at the Statehouse on how the federal health care act should be implemented. He invites input from industry, workers, and care providers as SC actuaries estimate Medicaid expansion could add 510,000 enrollees and up to 2 billion dollars in costs 2014 to 2020. Haley seeks repeal of the law, backing Romney in SC politics.

Columbia South Carolina Health and Human Services HHS Tony Keck Statehouse Keck Supreme Court Nikki Haley Haley Mitt Romney

Arsenic and Lead Found at Columbia Asphalt Site

Health officials say arsenic and lead were found at a Columbia asphalt plant operated by SEACO Inc, with federal authorities notified. DHEC reports soil and groundwater contamination tied to a former fertilizer site, prompting public soil testing and a neighborhood outreach plan.

Feds Columbia South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control Catherine Templeton Associated Press Seaco Inc Carolinas Florida Virginia Sie SEACO Associated Asphalt Inc Roanoke DHEC Templeton EPA Rosewood Dick Harpoothan Sam Cannon Associated Asphalt Cannon

Indictments follow deadly apartment fire that killed three

Federal authorities indict two defendants after an apartment fire killed a 19-year-old woman a 69-year-old man and a 4-year-old boy. A $10 million fine is reported. Two other defendants face state charges in the case.

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