United Way leader Aramony resignation discussed amid probe
United Way leaders nationwide reacted to Bill Aramony's retirement during a teleconference. Officials said the probe into extravagance and mismanagement could hinder local fundraising while a review led by Bert Bernhard promises structural changes. Several chapters withheld dues pending findings and a press investigation noted no misappropriation by Aramony, though questioned past spending.
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United Way
Brian Hassett
Massachusetts
Hassett
Bert Bernhard
Washington
United Way of America
Moore
Agencies Withhold United Way Dues Amid Aramony Probe
A growing list of United Way agencies in the region voted to withhold dues to the national United Way while an investigation into former chief exec Aramony progresses. Greenville Midlands Beaufort and Horry County units froze or suspended roughly one percent of annual collections. Trident United Way also paused payments. Local officials stress autonomy while awaiting a full national report due in April.
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United Way
Myne
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LaSalle D. Leffall Jr
Board of Governors
Bill Aramony
Douglas
South Carolina
Washington
Greenville
Trident United Way
Charleston
William Aramony
United Way of America
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Beaufort County
Horry County
Lee Russell
United America
Roxanne Cromartie
United Way of Greenville
National Organization
John Jordan
National
Jack Hupp
William Magrath Jr
House Passes Tax Reduction and Growth Debate
House debate centers on a Democratic tax plan amid Republican veto threats and a Bush administrations stance. Analysts warn on potential effects of capital gains cuts and inventories while predicting a slow GDP rebound into 1992 and a possible second quarter uptick as rates spur housing and auto demand.
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Newt Gingrich
Georgia
Republian
Robert Michel
Ilinois
Bush
Patrick Buchanan
House
Thomas S. Foley
D-Wash
Senate
Foley
Olympia Snowe
Maine
Federal Reserve
Daugherty Cites Campaigns In 3 Primary States
A Penn State grad and electrical engineer, Daugherty worked at SRS and campaigned for president in the South Carolina primary after winning 54 GOP votes in New Hampshire. He is also on ballots in Kansas and seeks inclusion on the Louisiana ballot.
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Penn State University
Daugherty
SRS
Westinghouse
Savannah River Co
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Kansas
DOE and FAA Outline Airspace Plan for Nuclear Sites
The Department of Energy and the Federal Aviation Administration publish a new agreement to safeguard airspace above sensitive nuclear weapons facilities during emergencies. It improves coordination among FAA, DOE, and other bodies and allows temporary flight restrictions if security threats arise, while encouraging voluntary avoidance of National Security Areas on aeronautical charts.
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DOE
FAA
SRS Lashes Critics Over Mouna Plant Closure and Defense Cuts
The speaker defends SRS against claims from Ohio lawmakers and House leaders about closing the Mouna Plant to relocate tritium work. He warns that defending budgets could cost 200,000 military jobs, 8,500 in Georgia, and 5,200 in South Carolina, totaling $1.31 billion in cuts, arguing shutdown harms cleanup and region.
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Mouna
U.S. House
Tom Foley
D-Wash
House
Armed Services Committee
Les Aspin
U.S
Bush
Georgia
South Carolina
School sued over fights and protective measures at campus
The suit claims the school, its supervisory staff, and the health office failed to act after repeated calls about fights and violence. It asserts defendants Tyrone Gilbert and Theodor Hohney had dangerous proclivities and that police did not arrest or remove them or post security. Dr. Brooks notes no comments while litigation proceeds.
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Tyrone Gilbert
Theodor Hohney
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