Legislature ends 1998 session amid clashes and achievements
In Columbia the 1998 General Assembly wrapped after a tense year, boasting new budgets and laws. Senate President Pro Tem John Drummond and House Speaker David Wilkins called it the best ever for their bodies amid partisan fights over bills and holidays.
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Health risks studied for Savannah River Site workers
The Energy Department funds a study by the Medical University of South Carolina and the University of South Carolina to assess health risks for former Savannah River Site employees. Phase I ends September with interviews and histories. Phase II adds illness analysis. A project meeting runs 3 to 5 pm June 25 at USC Aiken, room 327.
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