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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1984

Page

3

Compromise On Remap Falls Flat In South Carolina Senate Talks

In Columbia negotiations over Senate redistricting fail to reach agreement after a state compromise and federal counter-offer are rejected. Rep. John Matthews and Sen. Rembert Dennis cite low odds of a quick resolution as attorneys pursued a plan for nine black majority districts, including four above 59 percent, to win federal approval.

Columbia Senate Justice Department John Matthews Orangeburg Legislative Black Caucus United Methodist Matthews South Carolina U.S. Justice Department Sen Rembert Dennis Washington Terrell Glenn General Assembly

Riley Signs Computer Law

Gov. Riley signed legislation creating three degrees of computer crime with penalties. Attorney General Medlock said prosecutors can pursue such offenses now. The law covers willful unauthorized access to computer systems to defraud or obtain property or services under false pretenses.

Columbia South Carolina Dick Riley Travis Medlock

South Carolina tax credit fight resurfaces in conferees

Budget negotiators in Columbia reopen debate on a proposed 36 million tax credit plan influencing funding for a 1 cent sales tax increase and its link to Governor Riley's education package. Lindsay pushes a 24 million rebate option with possible 12 million in budget cuts, while House and Senate versions diverge on credits and rebates.

Columbia House Senate John Lindsay D-Marlboro Lindsay Dick Riley

D C Senate Approves Spending Cap Referendum Plan

The Maryland District Senate backed a constitutional spending cap referendum amid a budget fight. The measure would constrain future state spending to growth in personal income, with a two thirds override under emergency rules, and include a 9.5 percent option.

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