Key Senators Urge IRS Reversal on Black Discrimination Rule
Senate Republicans press Reagan to allow IRS to deny tax exemptions to schools that discriminate against Black students. White House spokesmen say only new legislation can grant IRS such authority, while Baker notes growing support for a resolution affirming existing civil rights laws.
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Congress
IRS
Larry Speakes
White House
Speakes
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Midwest Faces Record Snow and Storm Influx
Wide areas of the Midwest were immobilized by up to two feet of snow that collapsed roofs and forced schools and businesses to close in the second heavy snowfall this week. A third storm from the Rockies was approaching as Georgia endured record floods and the Northeast received freezing rain.
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Georgia
Aiken Wakin’ breakfast crowd roars at Ash Little joke
At the Aiken Chamber of Commerce breakfast Tuesday, Ash Little drew his own name for the door prize after the host urged a guest to pick a number. The winner was Harold Butler of Aiken Technical College who won two USC Aiken Pacers basketball tickets.
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Aiken
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Little
Aiken Technical College
Usc-Aiken Pacers
Kennedy Tapes Revealed From White House Records
Boston AP report says President Kennedy secretly recorded 250 phone calls and 325 meetings from 1962 to 1963 in the Oval Office and Cabinet Room. Tapes include Tito MacArthur Graham Stevenson and other officials with topics spanning Vietnam civil rights and the Cuban missile crisis.
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Fenn
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University of Mississippi
Aiken Appeals Condemnation Price for Land Purchase
The City of Aiken appeals a condemnation board judgment ordering payment of 7,766 to Heath Pipeline Construction Co. for 7.6 acres needed for the Mason Branch reservoir project. The city has paid the amount to secure immediate possession while negotiations and legal actions proceed.
Large 8 Probation For Largo Nickel-and-Dime Poker Ring
In Clearwater Florida eight retirees were found guilty of gambling under state law after a two day trial at a Largo recreation hall. Judge William Blackwood withheld adjudication and placed all defendants on 30 days probation with $75 costs each. The group, led by Peter Leck a Buffalo native, faced undercover Pinellas detectives who seized cards chips and $24.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Florida
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Largo
Ranchero Village
Ron Crider
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David Kurland
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