McCain and Graham warn of trouble for GOP in 2006
At a campaign stop in Mount Pleasant, Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham warned the GOP faces a tough 2006 election unless it both cuts spending and passes a comprehensive energy package. They urged conservatives to connect with voters and admit current progress has been uneven.
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South Carolina unemployment to stay above national average next year
Economists predict SC job growth of 28 000 in 2006 but a labor force outpacing gains keeps the jobless rate high. USC economist Donald Schunk cautions the state needs at least 2 percent growth to lower unemployment, with 2005 seen at 6.4 percent and end-2006 projected near 5.5 percent.
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Bar Owners Weigh Free-Pour Change in SC
Myrtle Beach bar owners debate ending minibottles as new alcohol dispensing rules take effect. Pricing structure and retraining loom large with uncertain consumer costs and delivery fee issues. Collectors Cafe reports space and delivery challenges, while SC Hospitality Association leaders anticipate gradual market adjustments.
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