IRS says PTL spent $363700 on Hahn
The IRS reports PTL paid $367700 to silence Jessica Hahn, a rise from earlier figures of $269000. The Charlotte Observer cites a bankruptcy court filing detailing higher outlays and a large tax debt, arguing PTL’s tax-exempt status could be revoked.
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Columbia
Internal Revenue Service
PTL
Jessica Hahn
Jim Bakker
Charlotte
N.C
Observer
IRS
U.S
Miss Hahn
Fort Mill
Rainfall Tests Find Acid Along Coast
Columbia reports higher than normal acid levels in coastal rainfall. Scientists are uncertain about environmental damage or causes. The article notes typical pH values, explains acidity comparisons, and mentions Clemson as among locations with acidic rain.
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Columbia
Clemson
Frigid Weather Promises Cold Night and Cloudy Tuesday
Frigid weather continues with tonight’s lows in the middle 20s and a cold Tuesday as clouds increase. Highs will reach the middle 40s, with details on Page 6A.
List of Deaths Featured in Page 6A Notices
The notice lists several individuals who have died, including Annie L. Carriee of Williston Elizabeth S. Davis of Augusta Mary C. Dempsey of Reidville Henderson Fulmer of Aiken Arthur L. Greenwood of Beech Island Homer L. Harkins of Union Arthur F. Harper of Thomson Letitia G. Hinson of Augusta Mrs Ollie W. Irwin of Belvedere Crystal Lynn Jackson of North Augusta Reginald Gregory of Aiken Lois S. Johnson of Harlem Helen S. Lemon of Tucson Clarice J. Sammons of Augusta Connie B. Sizemore of Millen Charles W. Smallwood of North Augusta Hattie Taylor of Aiken. Details on Page 6A.
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Annie L. Carriee
Williston
Elizabeth S. Davis
Augusta
Mary C. Dempsey
Reidville
Henderson Fulmer
Aiken
Arthur L. Greenwood
Beech Island
Homer L. Harkins
Union
Arthur F. Harper
Thomson
Letitia G. Hinson
Mrs
Ollie W. Irwin
Belvedere
Crystal Lynn Jackson
North Augsta
L. Reginald Gregory
Lois S. Johnson
Harlem
Helen S. Lemon
Tucson
Ariz
Clarice J. Sammons
Connie B. Sizemore
Millen
Charles W. Smallwood
North Augusta
Hattie Taylor
Arktic cold and multi coast storm disrupt back to work
Arctic Siberian Express surges across the heartland as a Pacific storm dumps snow in Oregon California and Nevada and causes power outages in North Carolina. Below normal Midwest temperatures drive wind chills to minus 76, delaying commutes and prompting National Weather Service warnings.
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Nature
Siberian Express
Hugh Crowther
Natonal Weather Service
Kansas City
Oregon
California
Middle Atlantic
North Carolina
Midwest
St. Louis
The
Weather Service
North Dakota
Minnesota
Carlucci's Gulf Trip Begins Denies Expanded U.S. Role
U S Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci starts an eight day Gulf visit with stops in Kuwait Bahrain Saudi Arabia and Oman. Pentagon spokesman Fred Hoffman rejected claims of a widened U S role noting only protection of U S flagged ships. Diplomatic sources say ships may be escorting merchant vessels as a precursor to broader involvement, potentially under a U N suggestion.
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Manama
Bahrain
U.S
Frank Carlucci
Persian Gulf
Pentagon
U.S. Navy
Carlucci
Kuwait
Washington
Fred Hoffman
Gulf
United States
United Nations
Arab killing raises tension in Ram West Bank area
In Ram, 25 year old Haniya Sulei was shot while hanging laundry becoming the 23rd Arab killed by army fire since violence surged last month. Officials warned calm might ebb and postponed troop reductions as clashes spread through Gaza Strip and West Bank towns including Nablus Ramallah El Bireh Khan Younis Rafah.
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Ram Said
Haniya Suleiman
Gaza Strip
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Middle East
Israel Radio
Gaza
Omar al Mukhtar
Gaza City
Khan Younis
Rafah
East Jerusalem
Nablus
Ramallah
el Bireh
Palestine Press Service
Orests
Bir Zeit University
Maher Nasser
United Nations
U.N
Shamir
Yossi Ben Aharon
Hosni Mubarak
Cairo
Mubarak
Bassiouny
Dollar Rises in Europe as Central Banks Step In
The dollar strengthened in early European trading after a Tokyo record low, as the Bundesbank and Swiss National Bank bought dollars on the open market. The Bank of Italy denied any intervention while Paris warned of a secret accord among seven industrial nations to stabilize exchange rates. In Tokyo the dollar closed at 121.65 yen, a new low.
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London
Tokyo
U.S
Bundesbank
Swiss National Bank
Bank of Italy
Paris
Edouard Balladur
Europe
Reagan Returns To Work On New Federal Budget
President Reagan resumes work on the fiscal 1989 budget with briefings by budget director James C. Miller III. He plans international travel, including a possible Mexico summit, a Moscow visit, and an economic summit in Toronto, while eyeing a Jan. 13 meeting with Japanese PM Takeshita.
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Washington
California
Air Force One
Palm Springs
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
James C. Miller III
Fitzwater
Congress
Moscow
Toronto
Canada
National Security Council
Economic Policy Council
Noboru Takeshita
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Nancy
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