Fulmer Campaign Draws GOP Heavyweights to Charleston
Charleston event to launch Ron Fulmer’s bid for city mayor drew Gov. David Beasley former Gov. Carroll Campbell and House Speaker David Wilkins among GOP figures. Mayor Joseph Riley defended his 20 years leading growth as Fulmer vows to curb debt of about 400 million and fix flood prone streets.
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Vehicle Taxes Going Down Next Year for SUVs and Pickups
Gov Beasley signed a law reducing annual car value assessments by at least five percent for tax purposes, affecting SUVs and pickups. Critics question consistency with market-based property taxes. The measure, taking effect January, follows disputed 1993 Revenue Dept assessments that raised vehicle values and bills.
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Judge approves SC plan to reduce juvenile prison overcrowding
Federal Judge Joseph Anderson ruled South Carolina’s plan meets minimum constitutional standards for juvenile detention. Retired Judge Robert Burnside will monitor implementation, ensure rehabilitation, medical care, and food service adequacy, and liaise with youths on site. The plan adds beds, a new prison, a converted facility, three new reintegration centers, and dozen-plus staffing changes amid ongoing concerns about care and tear gas use.
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