Coroner Pleads Guilty in Tax Return Case
Green ville County Coroner Claude McKinney Jr. pleaded guilty in federal court to willful failure to file income tax returns. He received one year suspended jail, three years probation, a $3000 fine, and was ordered to pay federal income taxes for 1974 1975 and 1976.
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Dole To Debate At South Carolina Event
Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas will join a GOP presidential debate at the University of South Carolina in Columbia. Organizers expanded the format to accommodate him after his late arrival would allow. Dole will attend just before the 9 p.m. start in Longstreet Theater despite Senate commitments.
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Tamarac's Millicent Caplan Wins Pillsbury Bake-Off Prize
Millicent Caplan of Tamarac Florida won the $40 000 grand prize in the 29th Pillsbury Bake-Off for Italian Zucchini Crescent Pie. The competition drew 100 finalists to the Fontainebleau Hilton Miami Beach with $100 000 total awarded across flour package mix and refrigerated dough categories. Prizes of 15000 were earned by Mary Simpson of Rock Hill South Carolina for Hot Roll Moravian Sugar Cake and Debbie Porteur of Hollister California for Streusel Pecan Pie Squares.
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Supreme Court declines Pride misused funds appeal
The Supreme Court will not hear Hemphill P. Pride II's appeal of his conviction for misusing nearly $30,000 in a federally subsidized apartment project. Pride, a Columbia attorney, had sought review after the 4th Circuit upheld the conviction last December.
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Journalist Hall, Former Senator, Dies at 78 in Anderson
Wilton E. Hall former U S senator civic leader publisher and broadcaster dies at 78 after months of illness. He passed away at 4 15 p m Monday at Anderson Memorial Hospital after years of declining health. Born March 11 1901 in Starr South Carolina Hall began journalism at age 15 as a cub reporter for the Anderson Tribune earning five dollars a week.
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Carter Invited to South Carolina Governor's Dinner
The South Carolina Democratic Party invited President Carter to attend its Governor's Dinner in Columbia on March 7. Chairman Donald L. Fowler said attendance will depend on the Iran hostage situation.
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