Gibbs Nominated for IRS Commissioner by Reagan
President Reagan named Dallas tax lawyer Lawrence B Gibbs to head the Internal Revenue Service. Gibbs, 47, UT Austin Law School graduate, previously held TRS posts under Nixon and Ford and has been a Dallas partner at Johnson Swanson since 1976. If confirmed, he faces IRS issues from the 1985 tax season and potential tax code changes.
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Rostenkowski to plead guilty to DUI charge
Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, admits a painful lesson from his drunken driving arrest and will plead guilty. The Illinois Democrat, 58, failed a field sobriety test after speeding past an unmarked squad car after his high school reunion in Racine County Wisconsin and faces a June 16 court date. He was earlier contacted at his Genoa City summer home and denied intoxication.
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CPSC seeks recall of three Johnson & Johnson toys
The Consumer Product Safety Commission filed a civil complaint against Johnson & Johnson Baby Products Co seeking a recall of three soft toys named Soft Triplets Piglet Crib Gym and Triplets Marching Band citing two strangulation deaths. James Murray said the firm believes the toys are safe when used as directed and noted fatalities occurred when parents tied toys across the top of a playpen or crib contrary to the product directions.
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Iraqi Air Raid Claims Hit Piranshahr and Ben Darreh
NICOSIA AP Iran said Iraqi warplanes struck residential areas around Piranshahr and Ben Darreh killing 11. Iraq denied targeting civilians, saying only military concentrations were attacked.
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Donahue and LaRouche follower drop assault case
Phil Donahue and Lyndon LaRouche supporter William Ferguson settled the dispute two weeks after a May 11 airport lobby clash. A Queens Criminal Court judge dismissed simple assault and harassment charges on condition Donahue not press countercharges, with both sides deciding to drop the case after talks with the district attorney’s office.
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Budget Conferees Scramble Over Building Fund in SC
In Columbia AP report Sen John Lindsay and Rep Jennings McAbee lead a stalled budget conference on the capital expenditure fund. They weigh cutting agency spending or the fund to save 41 million while Senate priority projects pressure social services and higher education. The panel, in its fifth day, also negotiates parts of the 1986 87 education act and a revised pupil teacher ratio.
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Television era arrives on Senate floor with broadcasts
Washington AP shows six week test of live network coverage from the Senate floor. Leaders like Robert Dole and John Glenn comment on the move while stagesetting and piano music aim to curb delays. Critics warn changes may be limited.
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Supreme Court sets stage for cable franchising battle
The Supreme Court unanimously signals possible First Amendment implications in conflicts between cities like Los Angeles and cable TV operators over exclusive franchises. Justice Rehnquist notes cable speech aspects but defers detailed standard, ordering further hearings to balance city interests with operator free expression. Los Angeles officials warn proliferation could harm city appearance.
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Strayed Terrier Alerts Reward for Return of Dickens
Dickens, an 11 year old female small medium brown terrier, strayed from Sumter Street, Southeast. Terrified of thunder, she wedges into tight spots but is friendly and harmless. Collar has owner’s address and phone 648 5106. Reward offered for safe return due to dangerous utility pole wiring nearby.
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Nine States Are Holding Primaries
Voters in Alabama California Iowa New Mexico and South Dakota choose governors while senatorial primaries occur in four states. The South Dakota race features Gov. William Janklow challenging Sen. James Abdnor for renomination as a contentious GOP feud unfolds. In New Jersey, Rodino faces Donald Payne, backed by Rev. Jesse Jackson, amid a district reshaped by 38 years in Congress. California polls show Ed Zschau and Bruce Herschensohn leading the Republican field to oppose Sen. Alan Cranston.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours
Aiken Standard lists phone numbers for subscriptions, classified ads, news ideas, and display ads. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays with Sunday service 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken, S.C. 29802.
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Emergency numbers service notice in Aiken SC paper
The Aken Standard notes emergency numbers provided as a public service by Aiken Communications Inc. The notice lists the newspaper as a second class mail publication in Aiken South Carolina with a historic establishment date.
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