South Carolina Senate Limits Final Say On Reapportionment
The South Carolina Senate agreed to let the House craft its own reapportionment plan with the Senate’s 124 single member districts to receive final passage next week. If the House rejects the Senate plan, the Senate will accept a House plan. The move follows a seven hour filibuster and raises questions about federal court review of the final apportionment.
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Inflation Theories Repeat In Business Circles
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports that some economists expect prolonged inflation in the United States and other industrial nations. A. James Meigs of Argus Research notes similarities to 1966, arguing food prices push CPI, wages lag, and living costs rose 9.4 percent this year.
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