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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1985
Page
16
Bids are being accepted for the sale of parcels of land with bids submitted to the South Atlantic Conference Attn Pastor John A Fields 803 536 1410. Closing date for bids is January 20 1986.
Census figures show a 12.2 million increase since 1980 concentrated in Sun Belt states, with California tops at 26.37 million and New York second at 17.78 million. Alaska posts fastest growth at 29.7 percent, while Wyoming remains least populous. Overall U.S. population reaches 238.74 million as of July 1.
State Sen. Elizabeth Patterson and lobbyist Steve Smith say they can win the 4th Congressional District seat but expect a costly Democratic primary. Patterson is near certainty to run for the seat vacated by Carroll Campbell. Smith is weighing his decision and plans to announce in January. Both agree a primary between them would hurt the bid to beat the Republican nominee.
Many expiring provisions including energy save credits storm doors vanpool deductions and R D credits may be reinstated when Congress returns next year. House and Senate panels offered extensions but a final measure awaited action. IRS plans to review 1986 forms once law is settled.
Lobbying expenses in 1985's third quarter exceeded half a million dollars as groups like the Association for a Better New York and the Coalition Against Double Taxation spent on jets limousines and club dinners to preserve deductibility of state and local taxes. The ABNY report singled out Speaker Thomas P O Neill Jr and Rep. Thomas Downey for transport and New York area limousine service. Leading spenders totaled 649,477 dollars for the labor-backed Coalition Against Double Taxation Inc amid the tax overhaul fight and textile protection legislation.
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