Friend Of Posner Testifies In Case
A Miami Beach resident who testifies as a close friend of Victor Posner described loaning hundreds of thousands to Brenda Nestor and aiding her margin calls. Prosecutors seek to undermine Posner’s defense by portraying him as devout, while Posner faces a 10 count indictment for defrauding the government and tax evasion related to land donations to Miami Christian College.
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Victor Posner
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Brenda Nestor
Edward Bennett Williams
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Stock Exchange
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Hartsville Man To Become U.S. Citizen
Hartsville resident David Bailey will be sworn in as a U.S. citizen on Thursday at Ellis Island as part of Liberty Weekend honoring the Statue of Liberty centennial. Chief Justice Warren Burger will administer the oath and President Reagan may attend the ceremony. Bailey is a personnel manager at Anderson Brass Co. in Hartsville.
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Officials Not Concerned With Shrine Finances In SC
In South Carolina, state officials say few Shrine groups filed required financial reports. Public charities director Eric Pantsari notes many clubs raise funds locally and stay out of sight, with only five groups registered and reports often outdated or incomplete.
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South Carolina
Eric Pantsari
Public Charities
Secretary of State
Shriners
Pantsari
Hejaz
Omar
State Offices Ready For New Telephone System
South Carolina moves to a $29 million statewide telephone system purchased from AT&T. About 33,000 phones in 117 agencies will switch over, with 6 p.m. Thursday as the install deadline. The state will own the equipment and expect over 10 years to save more than $600,000, with 734-1000 available for number lookups.
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South Carolina
Larry Huckabee
Division of
At&t
Huckabee
SC Officials Split On Textiles Hong Kong Accord
South Carolina officials split over the new US Hong Kong textile agreement announced Monday. It limits import growth to 1 percent annually for six years and falls short of industry goals for a rollback and import freeze. Senator Strom Thurmond calls it a step in the right direction but regrets no rollback or link to domestic market growth.
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United States
Hong Kong
Sen. Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Two Drown On Outing In Lake Hartwell Tragedy
Greenville family tragedy at Lake Hartwell leaves Carl Eric Casey 36 and Lilly Mae Lee 60 dead after attempting to wade to an offshore island. Linda Delores Casey 35 recovered, Missy Marie Lee 5 hospitalized in good condition, Joe Ausburn 15 released. Drownings occurred near Broyle's Landing off South Carolina 24 near Townville. Rescue officials cited low lake levels making crossing risky.
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Anderson Memorial Hospital
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