South Carolina considers tax breaks to lure veterans and retirees
The House passed bills to allow GI Bill students in SC to pay in state rates and to begin phasing out state income tax on veterans retirement income over three years. Retirees 65 and older could deduct up to 15000 annually, under 65 up to 3000. Bill seeks to attract military retirees to boost jobs and keep bases.
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Florida
Texas
Base Realignment Commission
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Haley
Advisory board urges higher rates for spent fuel at SRS
The advisory board says environmental management bears liability for storing spent fuel at Savannah River Site and urges DOE to raise NNSA negotiated rates to recover costs. They request funds for processing and disposal, and for infrastructure repairs, noting no funding to store fuel. Harol d Simon stresses no disposition path yet. Possibly foreign material from Japan and Germany may be processed under Atoms for Peace.
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MNSA
Srs
Rial
Harold Simon
CAB
Camera store owner prepares exit as services expand
Lydie plans to shift from sales to service oriented offerings at his Aiken camera shop. He envisions renovations and a move away from big camera sales while printers, metals, canvases and custom prints grow. After opening in 1999 and a decade at the current site, he awaits a buyer to retire, praising the local community and wary of handing to someone unlikely to honor loyal customers.
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Lydle
New Jersey
Aiken
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