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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

19 Jul 1990

Page 20

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1990

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20

Escort Service Inquiry Involving State Rep Fant

Greenville escort service owner accuses state Rep Ennis Fant of using his legislative office to interview five women for jobs involving dating businessmen. Fant denies wrongdoing while acknowledging interviews. solicitor says no charges. Speaker Sheheen will refer to House Ethics for review.

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Greenville Ennis Fant Columbia Fant Greenville Democrat Lacharms Escort Service Barbara Cureton-Young Womaan Ing South Carolina Jim Anders House of Representatives
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Wyeth Paintings Sold to Unidentified Japanese Firm

A collection of 26 Andrew Wyeth tempera and watercolor paintings was sold to a Japanese corporation in a deal handled by Wyeth's eldest son Nicholas. The sale, which could reach about 20 million dollars, was announced but buyer's name and price were not released.

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Greenville Andrew Wyeth Greenville County Art & Auction Magazine Wyeth Nicholas New York Associated Press
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Engineer In Gift Probe May Retire

Columbia highway officials probe a $2000 gift from Thrift Brothers Construction to top engineers Hermann P. Snyder and Buddy Keller. Keller on sick leave, Snyder may retire under a plan discussed with the state highway commission. No charges filed. federal agents seek decade records.

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Columbia Herman P. Snyder State Highway Commission Charles E. Dalton Pickens Snyder Commission Herman Dalton Brothers David M. Beasley Dsociety Hill House Highway Department Beasley
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