Conservation focus in South Carolina forum on SRS and tourism
Candidates discuss pressing Savannah River Site issues including new missions, infrastructure funding, and alternative fuel research. They debate penalties for wildlife crimes, toughening poaching laws, and using conservation to support coastal tourism while addressing aging water systems and local infrastructure. Both claim action on water and sewer concerns.
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Singer
Center For Hydrogen Research
South Carolina
Vaucluse
County Council
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Hunt recounts asking if any illegal acts occurred and receiving the reply that officers were excellent and experienced. Both men filled road patrol vacancies. Shaw worked at North Augusta Public Safety from May 1999 before joining Aiken County Sheriff’s Office. Weigle served since November 1994 and earlier from 1989 to 1994 with the same office.
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Shaw
North Augusta Public Safety
Aiken County
Aiken County Sheriff's Office
South Carolina to issue I Believe license plates
Lt. Gov Andre Bauer offered to put up 4000 or 400 prepaid orders to make South Carolina the first state to issue I Believe license plates showing a cross and stained glass. The plates follow religious themed bills passed at session end, triggering potential civil rights lawsuits from groups like the American Jewish Congress.
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Columbia
South Carolina
American Jewish Congress
Mark Stern
Mark Sanford
Andre Bauer
Sanford veto sparks fire sprinkler tax break clash
Gov Mark Sanford vetoed a bill by firefighters seeking tax breaks for installing fire sprinklers. They argued mandatory systems would save lives after nine Charleston Sofa Super Store workers died in a deadly blaze, the era’s worst since 9/11. The bill would let local governments offer up to 25 percent property tax relief with a dollar-for-dollar state income tax credit.
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Columbia
Mark Sanford
Sanford
Charleston
Sanford veto keeps HIV notices in SC schools
In Columbia AP South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford vetoed a measure to remove HIV notifications from schools. Critics warn the move may deter testing while Sanford urged adding Hepatitis B and C to the list, arguing more contagious diseases deserve notification.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Mark Sanford
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