Palmetto State lags in per capita income despite gains
Federal data show South Carolina per capita income at 27,172 in 2004, about 82.5 percent of the U.S. average, with 2003 at 83.1 percent. Economists cite fast population growth and manufacturing reliance as factors. Palmetto Institute pushes skills and investment but weighs no specific policy.
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Medical malpractice bill heads to South Carolina governor
A bill capping pain and suffering in medical malpractice at 350000 awaits Gov Mark Sanford approval. If a doctor hospital and another provider are involved caps rise beyond 1 million. The measure also promotes out of court settlements and sets new expert witness standards for nonmedical professions.
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Conservative group attacks Graham plan to raise Social Security cap
A Washington based Club for Growth ad campaign in South Carolina targets Sen. Lindsey Graham over his proposal to raise the Social Security tax cap from 90 000 to 150 000 to fund private accounts. The group argues the move increases taxes and expands government, while Graham defends his stance noting long standing support and past opposition from rivals. The spot airs starting Tuesday with costs undisclosed.
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