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COLUMBIA?Cost containment, preventive
medicine and individual responsibility
will provide the cornerstones
of Gov. David Beasleys new health plan,
state officials say.
The framework, released Tuesday
at a Tutting Families First" conference,
aims to design and coordinate programs
that meet community needs, state Health
and Human Services spokesman Frank
Adams said.
Fire board
member
charged
with arson
Awoctatod Press
SPARTANBURG ? A member of
the Arkwright Fire Department's
governing board is the latest department
official to be charged with
setting fires.
Fire Commissioner Lorenzo Black
turned himself in to Spartanburg
County sheriffs deputies Monday,
the State Law Enforcement Division
said Black, 50, is charged with thirddegree
arsoil and criminal conspiracy.
SLED spokesman Hugh Munn
said Black allegedly conspired with
former Chief Jerry Waltrip to burn
down a vacant house on Simms
Chapel Road. A nearby church was
damaged in the 1993 blaze.
Waltrip was among five firefighters,
including two former chiefs,
arrested last week in connection with
several fires.
Munn said the fires in vacant
buildings apparently were set for the
fun of it and there was no indication
of arson for hire.
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Beasle/s plan also emphasizes consumer
choice and customer responsibility
in state agencies' dealings with
the public.
Specific proposals include:
enhancement of electronic com
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computerized data.
creation of home- and community-based
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helped officials complete the govsrnor's
guidelines, he said.
Adams said a third meeting will likey
be held next April to assess feedback,
ind state leaders will add steps to imrlement
the plan during the next year
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