Hahn Resting After Medical Treatment Amid Bakker Fallout
Jessica Hahn, 27, the former church secretary linked to PTL leader Jim Bakker, was ordered to stay home after seeking treatment for chest and stomach pains at Omni Medical Group in Lindenhurst. Her Nightline appearance was canceled as she was taken to a clinic for vomiting late Wednesday. IRS reports show 93.8 million returns received by 10 service centers through April 24 with refunds rising and Form 1040 volumes up slightly from 1986 beginning to outpace last year in overall filings.
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West Babylon
N.Y
Jessica Hahn
PTL
Jim Bakker
Friends
Omni Medical Group
Lindenhurst
Barbara Bendvenga
Miss Hahn
Abc-Tv
Nightline
Ms. Bendvenga
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Weather forecast with fair to partly cloudy skies
Skies will be fair tonight with some cloudy periods tomorrow. Lows in the low fifties and highs near the mid eighties. Details on page 11A.
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Dogwood Farms
Atlanta
Aiken
Local Obituaries Roundup for Several Residents
Death notices list Essie Barfield of Milton Florida Dora Ruth Carpenter of Graniteville Lillie Mae Felder of Johnston Mary B Leggie of Aiken Alma G Smith of Langley and Mrs Allen Brown Gardiner of Washington DC with further details on Page 6A in the newspaper.
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Essie Barfield
Milton
Fla
Dora Ruth Carpenter
Graniteville
Lillie Mae Felder
Johnston
Allen Brown Gardiner
Washington, D.C
Mary B. Leggie
Aiken
Alma G. Smith
Langley
Brooks Named New Aiken County Superintendent
The Aiken County Board of Education selected Dr. Joseph Russell Brooks to become superintendent starting July 1, succeeding interim leader L. L. Willis. Brooks, currently with Greensboro Public Schools, will earn 65000 annually and cited quality community, students, and friendly relations as reasons for his move.
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Aiken County
Robert H
Bob) Slay
Brooks
Princip
Tor
University of North Carolina
Slay
Fern
Aiken
Joseph R. Brooks
Senators Seek Standby for N Reactor Shutdown
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted to keep Richland Washington's N reactor on standby and abandon plans to restart by July 1. The facility, a major plutonium producer, would stay shut but not dismantled, allowing future restart if national security warrants.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Richland
Wash
U.S
Chernobyl
Mark Goodin
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
SRP Waste Cleanup Could Cost $3 Billion
The plan by the U S Department of Energy would cost between 2.4 and 3.1 billion dollars to clean eight highly contaminated seepage basins at the Savannah River Plant near Aiken. It aims to halt groundwater and surface water contamination and bring SRP into compliance with the 1984 RCRA ruling.
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Savannah River
U.S. Department of Energy
Aiken
SRP
Atlanta Constitution
Bill Wisenbaker
Radioac
Wisenbaker
Gas Tax Battle Not Over After Approval In House
The South Carolina House tentatively approved a 5 cent per gallon gasoline tax hike 56 to 53 after a tense six hour debate. Gov Campbell opposed the nickel raise with a 3 cent alternative that failed. Supporters face a May 1 deadline to move the measure to the Senate and a possible two thirds vote to consider it if stalled.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
Robert Sheheen
House
Sheheen
Chershaw
Carroll Campbell
Onize
Campbell
Herbert Kirsh
York
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