Supporters Of Chem Nuclear Leave To Protest Limits On Speaking Time
In Columbia a Senate hearing on the Barnwell low level nuclear waste site sparked clashes as supporters and opponents debated time limits. State Sen. Phil Leventis led the hearing, restricting speaking time to about 60 minutes, prompting some supporters to protest and leave. Beasley seeks to reopen Barnwell and extend open status beyond year end, with funds from dumping fees aimed at education and tax cuts.
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Senate Budget Writers Hint Of Higher Tax Cuts
Senate budget writers boosted their property tax cut plan to about 115 dollars per homeowner at an estimated cost of 110 million, aiming a larger share for lower and middle class homeowners. House members say the proposal still falls short of their desired 190 dollar average cut and 188 million cost, leaving wide gaps as the six member conference committee works to finish the budget before June 1.
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