Aiken Dentist Schifferli Conviction Upheld by 4th Circuit
The Fourth Circuit affirmed H Allan Schifferli 49 of 870 Azalea Place SE on 1 count obstruction of justice 1 count conspiracy to illegally dispense drugs and 225 counts distribution. He was sentenced March 10 to 30 years plus life special parole and 10000 in special assessments. He remains free on bond pending report to prison.
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Aiken
H. Allan Schifferli
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S
Vinton D. Lide
Schifferli
Azalea Place
S.E
Sol Blatt Jr
Charleston
Blatt
Lide
Richmond
Marvin J. Caughman
Columbia
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Caughman
David J. Slattery
U.S. Supreme Court
Theodore I. Brenner
James S. Yoffy
John E. Lichtenstein
Christmas Weather Clears With Cold Night and Mild Day
The forecast calls for clear skies and a cold night with a low in the mid 20s. Partly cloudy skies expected tomorrow with a high near 58. See details on page 5A.
Deaths of Five Notables Noted in Brief
Deaths of Albert M. Holcomb Jackson Donald Lee Mitchum Homer Lee Padgett Edna K. Senterfelt are listed with details to follow on Page 8A in the Augusta area. The notice names individuals and hints at local obituaries or memorial notices published by the paper.
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Albert M. Holcomb
Jackson
Donald Lee Mitchum
Aiken
Homer Lee Padgett
Augusta
Edna K. Senterfelt
Batesburg
Mary Tennant Displays Holiday Centerpiece at Dollhouse
Mary Tennant shows a colorful Christmas centerpiece at the Dollhouse in Hopeland Gardens. The Dollhouse welcomes the public Sundays 2 to 5 p.m. and the Holiday Centerpiece runs through December 27.
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Mary Tennant
Hopeland Gardens
Boswell
Aiken Garden Club Council
Deaver Lawyer Admits Mistake
An attorney for Michael K. Deaver concedes not calling defense witnesses may have backfired after a federal jury finds Deaver lied under oath about unethical lobbying. Deaver faces up to five years per conviction and possible fines. sentencing set for Feb. 25.
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Washington
Michael K. Deaver
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Deaver
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
California
U.S
Thomas Penfield Jackson
Miller
Frederick Butler
Janice Hale
Barrington B. Bell
Carolyn
Amanda
GNP shows 4.3 percent growth in third quarter
The Commerce Department reports the U S economy grew at a 4.3 percent annual rate in the third quarter driven by stronger consumer spending and higher government outlays despite a worsening trade deficit. Inflation slowed to 3.4 percent as petroleum and food prices cooled.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Department
GNP
Economic growth seen at 1.6 percent this quarter
Gross national product expands at an annual rate of 1.6 percent in the current quarter with indications of stronger 2.5 percent or better in the final quarter. Analysts worry a consumer slowdown could push the economy into a recession next year. The Reagan administration expects 1988 growth to be revised downward but remains optimistic about a decent expansion. Corporate after tax profits rise 5.5 percent in Q3, the best since last year, revised up from 5.2 percent.
Opposition calls for protests to overturn election result
Seoul, South Korea AP Opposition leaders rejected Roh Tae Woo's victory and urged nationwide protests alleging massive fraud. They called for demonstrations akin to June protests that pressured democratic concessions. Roh vowed national reconciliation as he prepared to begin a five year term in February.
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Seoul
South Korea
Roh Tae-woo
Roh
House Passes Welfare Plan Aimed at Work Reform
The House approved a five year, 4.3 billion plan to reduce welfare dependency with new work requirements for most welfare parents. The 230-194 vote reflected bipartisan tension over fiscal and philosophical concerns as proponents called it pro-family and pro-work.
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Washington
House
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USC
Temple
Dr. Schifferli
Sadesees
Abby
By Phil Jones
White House
Nancy
Grand Jury
House Energy and Commerce Investigations Subcommittee
Michael Deaver
National Coalition For Democracy
National Election Commission
Tom Downey
D-N.y
America
Stephen Heintz
Connecticut
American Public Welfare Association
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