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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1982

Page

10

Death of Cardinal Cody Clouds Catholic Church Probe

Cardinal John P. Cody died at 74 on the eve of his funeral as federal scrutiny over alleged diversion of up to 1 million dollars to his step cousin Helen Dolan Wilson looms. A friend and lawyer say the charges weighed heavily, possibly contributing to his death, with funeral plans to be set by church officials.

Chicago John P. Cody Helen Dolan Wilson Cody

Taxes Bite Harder for a Family of Four in 1982

A Tax Foundation study using a hypothetical family of four with $25,000 income projects a 1982 federal tax bill of 6916 including 2771 in federal income taxes 1675 in Social Security and 2470 in indirect taxes. The share of taxes shifted from 1977 to 1982 with higher income 28 percent of income in 1982 versus 26 percent in 1977.

Tax Foundation Inc Washington, D.C Foundation U.S

Hinckley Case Nears Court

Prosecutors warn jurors Hinckley could be released if acquitted by insanity. Judge Parker considers what jurors should know about the verdicts and Hinckley’s mental state at a pre trial hearing before 90 potential jurors arrive for the federal court trial at the Watergate site.

Washington John W. Hinckley Jr U.S Barrington D. Parker Hinckley Federal

Congressman Marks Targets Reagan Policy as Media Invites Grow

Rep. Marc Lincoln Marks, once obscure, has become a critic of President Reagan. He seeks an agent to screen invitations to radio and TV talk shows after branding Reagan's economic plan an awful lie and a murderous mandate in a January House floor speech.

Washington Marc Lincoln Marks Capitol Rep John Anderson Illinois Pennsylvania Reagan

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Cardinal John P. Cody Cardinal Cody Northwest James Swearingen Nears Court Rutland Drive Aiken, South Carolina
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