Des Moines lottery winner faces tax and family woes
Richard VanDeBoe won 13.6 million in Lotto America and planned to buy a house with his girlfriend Kelly Elsinga. Portions of his 255 375 share were withheld due to court orders as his ex wife and estranged wife sought support and gift tax issues loomed. A court hearing led to a partial resolution on child support debts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Richard VanDeBoe
VanDeBoe
Kelly Elsinga
Lotto America
Ms. Elsinga
Partly Cloudy Forecast Through Tonight Into Tomorrow
Partly cloudy skies are forecast tonight and tomorrow with a low in the mid 40s and a high in the mid 60s. Location details are continued on Page 8A.
Deaths of notable local figures listed in memorial notice
Obituary notice lists William C. Copley Aiken Frank Mars Aiken Willie T O Nea l Springfield Harry L Quarles Leesville Bessie Samuels Augusta John E Strom Graniteville Ozella H Thompson Warrenton Ga James T Weed Beech Island death notices naming the deceased and their home communities.
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William C. Copley
Aiken
Frank Mars
Willie T. O'Neal
Springfield
Harry L. Quarles
Leesville
Bessie Samuels
Augusta
John E. Strom
Graniteville
Ozella H. Thompson
Warrenton
James T. Weed
Beech Island
DOE probes pipe cracking at Savannah River Plant L-Reactor
DOE officials and a safety team from headquarters assess pipe issues and possible fatigue cracking after coolant pipe weld at SRP L-Reactor. The inquiry will cover design specs fabrication and installation problems with a report due to Assistant Secretary Richard Starostecki. Plant remains shut down with K and P reactors under upgrade and federal concerns over tritium supply.
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Department of Energy
Savannah River
DOE
Richard W. Starostecki
Gary Pitchford
Pitchford
SRP
Bush appointments on hold amid abortion views uproar
President Bush delays personnel announcements as Lou Sullivan faces scrutiny over abortion funding stance. Samuel Skinner remains in standby for transportation secretary. Sullivan reassured by aides and backed by Barbara Bush. four networks invited for interviews. Transition stresses continue as Laxalt and Ashley join Economic Commission.
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Washington
Louis Sullivan
George Bush
Health and Human Services
Chicago
Samuel Skinner
Transportation
Sullivan
Bush
Storm Hadeen Carry
Push
Craig Fuller
Dr. Sullivan
Fuller
Barbara
Morehouse College
Skinner
Transportation Post
Northeastern Illinois Mass Transit Authority
Nevada
Paul Laxalt
Ohio
Thomas Ashley
National Economic Commission
Congress
Central America and Caribbean offer help in drug fight
Rep. Charles Rangel said a 12 day tour through Mexico Belize Jamaica the Dominican Republic Guyana Trinidad and Tobago showed regional governments ready to join the US in anti narcotics efforts Cuba offered to share intelligence on drug planes even without landings He noted calls for a hemispheric anti narcotics summit and a regional center to combat trafficking and abuse with Bush to be briefed on findings.
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Andrews Air Force Base
United States
House Narcotics Committee
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
Castro
Mexico
Belize
Jamaica
Guyana
Trinidad and Tobago
Rep
Rangel
House
Select Committee On Narcotics Abuse and Control
Caribbean
Benjamin Gilman
Guy Vander Jagt
R-Mich
Bush
Buber Saw Truth Of Life In Encounter
Editor notes the third piece in a Christmas series on great modern theologians profiles Martin Buber. His key claim is that real life exists only in encounters between separate selves and with God, shaping relational theology across Christianity and Judaism.
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Buber
Martin Buber
Jesus
God
Soyuz Capsule Lands After Three Hour Reentry Delay
A Soyuz TM- capsule carrying Vladimir Titov Musa Manarov and Jean-Loup Chretien landed safely in Central Asia about 110 miles southeast of Dzhezkazgan Kazakhstan at 12 57 p m Moscow time. Tass reported the reentry delay was caused by an overloaded computing complex on the craft.
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Moscow
Central Asia
Tass
Mir Space Station
Dzhezkazgan
Republic of Kazakhstan
Baikonur Space Center
Vladimir Titov
Musa Manarov
Jean-Loup Chretien
France
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Germany
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Jerusalem
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