Aides To Bakker Face Tax Charge
Two former PTL aides, brothers David and James Taggart, face income tax evasion charges for diverting about 1.1 million of PTL funds to personal use including 55 thousand at Cartier New York. Indicted for evading about 494 thousand in 1983 to 1987 taxes. their trial may precede Bakker Dortch case.
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Charlotte
Jim Bakker
U.S
Jundae
Bakker
David
James Taggart
Cartier
New York
Richard Dortch
Taggarts
PTL
Department of Justice
David Brown
Joseph Bender
Jerry Falwell
John Wesley Fletcher
Rex Humbard
Rex Humbard Jr
Ben Cotten
Washington
Baker
Tammy Sue Chapman
PTL Board
Aimee Cortese
Dortch
Asheville
USS
Paul Taylor
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Taylor
Cotten
Charlotte Observer
Igent
David Taggart
James
Interior
Aiken Takes and The Stars and Stripes Forever Fireworks Night
Augusta Fourth of July events rise with Riverwalk fireworks and varied celebrations. Community readers may squeeze in local sales after family gatherings, cookouts, and lake outings as the nation’s birthday party marks independence and choice across work, residence, and leisure.
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Augusta
McEnroe Loses Tempers at Wimbledon Victory
John McEnroe sparked a limelight grabbing outburst during a Wimbledon victory that advanced him to the quarterfinals. He argued with the umpire and complained about a court side refrigerator, after threats and distractions surrounding his performance.
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Wimbledon
England
John McEnroe
McEnroe
John Fitzgerald
Michael Chang
Chang
Montana sues bank over ad implying game plan
Montana filed a lawsuit in San Mateo County Superior Court against First National Bank of Marin and others over a bank ad that used his name to promote two free seminars. The suit alleges the defendants knew the ad could damage Montana endorsement prospects and seeks unspecified damages.
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Montana
49Ers
First National Bank
Joe Montana
San Mateo County Superior Court
First National Bank of Marin
Point Associates Advertising
Marin Independent Journal
al Rice
Peter Horvitz
Rap Singer Tone Loc Arrested in Miami Beach
Tone Loc the Los Angeles rapper real name Tony Terrell Smith was arrested early Monday in Miami Beach after making hostile remarks to an officer. He faced misdemeanor charges of disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest without violence and was released without incident.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Tone Loc
Los Angeles
Tony Terrell Smith
James Hyde
Alf
Montana sues bank over use of name in ad
Redwood City California. San Francisco 49ers quarterback Joe Montana files suit claiming a bank used his name in an advertisement without permission. The case centers on unauthorized endorsement and possible brand confusion. The bank has not yet commented.
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Redwood City
Calif
San Francisco 49Ers
Joe Montana
Historic Aiken house eyed for relocation to preserve its look
Historic Aiken officials discuss moving a late 1800s two story Victorian home facing Park Avenue to avoid exterior changes. Prospective owners must cover moving costs and honor covenants preserving exterior appearance. The vacant house, once a craft shop, sits amid county land offers from preservation-minded residents.
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Ture
NEA Leader Presses Bush on Education Promise
NEA president elect Keith Geiger criticizes Bush for unclear education goals and limited initiatives. He urges full funding of proven federal programs, a major speech, and a presidential plan to attract teachers. He supports magnet and alternative schools and aims to push collective bargaining in several states.
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Washington
Bush
National Education Association
Keith Geiger
Geiger
NEA Representative Assembly
Ents
Seatle
NEA
Mary Futrell
America
Abortion Debate Blooms Across South Carolina Legislature
In Aiken County reactions to the Roe v. Wade decision split along lines of state sovereignty. Senators Moore and Sharpe predict more anti abortion bills as the General Assembly may tighten restrictions while Rep. Rudnick cautions against forcing outcomes. Clergy and residents foresee a prolonged battle amid calls for information and constitutional questions.
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Clearwater
South Carolina
Sen
Moore
General Assembly
House
Senate
Car Sharpe
Les R. ReWagener
Rep
Shat
Sharpe
William P. Keesley
Keesley
Sen. Moore
Missouri
K. Rudnick
Rep. Rudnick
Rudnick
Aiken County
Marge Heim
Department of Health and Environmental Control
DHEC
Ms. Heim
Georgia
Bible Belt
James Serio
New Covenant Presbyterian Church
Supreme Court
Serio
Joseph R. Roth
St. Mary's Help of Christians Catholic Church
America
Washington
Conti Activists Back Abortion Lobbying Across States
Abortion activists pledge renewed efforts to press state legislators and elevate abortion as a central election issue. Molly Yard of NOW says every candidate will face scrutiny. The Supreme Court’s landmark ruling boosts state powers to restrict access, intensifying political focus nationwide.
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Molly Yard
National Organization For Women
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