Legal Minds Evaluate Meese Case
Washington experts say Attorney General Edwin Meese III failed to avoid a conflict by transferring stock to his financial manager, who faces an indictment in the Wedtech scandal. The case centers on Meese’s 1985 86 meetings with Bell executives and potential personal financial interest.
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Hunts Stance Blocks Confederate Flag removal at Alabama Capitol
Gov. Guy Hunt says the NAACP cannot pull down the Confederate battle flag from the Alabama Capitol dome without legislative approval. State Rep. Thomas Reed vows to act if the Legislature does not address the flag before Feb. 2.
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Utah standoff with polygamist clan stalls over children
Authorities handling a week long siege at the Singer family compound face threats from clan leaders and concern for nine children inside. FBI officials say no shots have been fired by police though the situation could force a last resort storming if officers are wounded.
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Pessimistic outlook on START pact progress at Moscow summit
President Reagan and aides expressed doubt about finalizing a strategic arms reduction treaty by spring. Secretary Shultz and White House spokesman Fitzwater framed talks as progress driven, with a summit possible without a signed agreement. They warned of verification challenges beyond prior treaties and stressed firming up pact sections as negotiations continue.
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PTL May Fall Short Of Needed Cash
PTL trustee David Clark denies plans to liquidate assets while a bankruptcy filing shows the ministry may miss the May 2 debt payment of 4.102 million. He says no liquidation plan is needed though a plan exists. Clark and officials discuss fundraising from Hilton Head Island.
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Connally Ashtray Sells For Five Hundred Dollars At Auction
In Houston a bankruptcy auction showcased former Gov. John Connally's belongings. An ashtray fetched 500 dollars while a fake painting sold for 22 500 dollars. About 1 200 bidders cheered as Connally and his wife Nellie arrived.
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