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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1976

Page

7

Doc Severinsen Divorce Settled in New Jersey Alimony Ranch Club and Cars

NBC Tonight Show bandleader Doc Severinsen won a divorce in Sussex County Court with agreed alimony of 75 800 a year plus Harmony Ranch a Cadillac and a Bentley. Ex-wife Evonne alleged abandonment in 1973 when the show moved west and claimed Severinsen earned about 500 000 yearly with another woman. The settlement allows renegotiation if income drops below 300 000.

Newton, NJ Carl H

Picasso Estate Valued At 255 Million. Heirs At Odds

In Grasse France a court valued Pablo Picasso assets at 255.3 million with real estate and other holdings totaling about 750 million. Marina Picasso the artist's granddaughter petitioned to replace the estate executor claiming the division among the six heirs was unacceptable. The heirs have been estranged since Picasso's death in April 1973 as heirs share fixed portions under French law.

Grasse France Pablo Picasso Pablo Marina Picasso

IRS May Probe Finances Of Moon Church

The IRS may investigate the Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity Inc known as the Moon church, though it has been tax exempt since 1959 and reported at least 12 million in 1975. Complaints from parents about alleged brainwashing prompt potential action, subject to IRS approval and past practices.

Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Sal Mineo Mineo West Hollywood Elliot Mintz Sal Washington Internal Revenue Service Sun Myung Moon Unification Church IRS Moon Holy Spirit Association For the Unification of World Christianity, Inc United States South Korea Presbyterian Church St. Noah Church of God In Christ Jesus Christ Gehazel Williams Charleston St Colleton Ave

Martha Mitchell Funeral Service Attended by Notables

The 90 minute funeral and graveside rites for Mrs. Martha Mitchell drew her estranged husband former Atty Gen. Mitchell daughter and son attend as reporters and photographers watched. Attendee Cornelia Wallace shared memories while Rev. MecColgan and Rev. Dodd spoke of revival and limits of cities. Mitchell had separated from her husband in 1973 and recently pursued $36000 alimony.

John N. Mitchell Mrs. Mitchell Arkansas River W.L. MecColgan Richard A. Dodd Mitchell Cornelia Wallace Alabama George C. Wallace

Justice Considers Civil Suit Against Rep Wayne Hays

The Justice Department weighs a civil suit under the False Claims Act to recover public funds paid to Elizabeth Ray who says she was on Rep Wayne Hays payroll as his mistress. Ray claims relationships with other congressmen as well.

Washington Justice Department Wayne Hays Elizabeth Ray Ohio Democrat Hays Miss Ray House Administration Committee Democratic Campaign Committee House Administration Ohio House Ethics Committee

Mendel J Davis Aide Testified In Grand Jury Probe

Washington AP A Davis staff member confirmed being questioned by the federal grand jury and FBI in the Hays Ray affair. Trelevant Hane a former Davis aide said he testified in a witness capacity only. Davis acknowledged hiring Miss Ray for three months at Hays request and said he did not know she joined the panel staff until public charges arose. The grand jury investigates possible abuse of federal funds.

Washington Hane Mendel Davis Miss Ray Hay Oversight Committee Davis Hays House Administration

Ladies Home Journal to feature Karen Quinlan story

The Ladies Home Journal arranged rights to Karen Ann Quinlan’s coma case. Editor Lenore Hershey declined to reveal payment details. The New York Daily News cited a $30,000 offer to the Quinlans from the magazine and noted possible TV film and book deals.

Ladies Home Journal Karen Quinlan New York The Karen Ann Quinlan Lenore Hershey Joseph Quinlan Landing N.J Quinlans Journal

Humphrey May Change Stand After Tuesday's Primaries

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey plans to reassess his position on actively campaigning for the Democratic nomination after the Tuesday primaries in Ohio California and New Jersey. He will test party leaders sentiment while Carter holds a lead in delegates. Republican Ronald Reagan widens his lead over Ford in a California poll 56 to 32 percent with 12 percent undecided.

Hubert H. Humphrey Ohio California New Jersey Jimmy Carter Umphrey Carter Humphrey Ronald Reagan Ford Reagan Mervin D. Field

In Loving Memory of Mrs. M. Nunn

Memorial verse recalls the three year anniversary of Mrs. M. Nunn's passing. The poet speaks of enduring love, missed companionship, and the ache of parting, noting happiness shared and a faith that death cannot destroy memory.

Jesus Christ

Cord of Thanks for Lilla Mae Beans Family

A family expresses heartfelt appreciation to friends for deeds of kindness and sympathy after the passing of their mother Lilla Mae Bean. They bless each supporter and thank God for their care.

Lilla Mae Bean

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Doc’ Severinsen Barbara Walters ABC Julie Kalnas Sun Myung Moon Church Martha Justice Considers Ethics Panel John J. Flynt David Kennerly Kennerly Mendel J. Davis New York Daily News NEW Variety Ministries Regal Ventures Millbrook Baptist Church Pine Log Road Hopeland Gardens Sonny Salsbury Henry Chennault First Baptist Church Green Boundary Area Mead Ave First Church of Christ, Scientist Whiskey Road God Hayne Avenue Rev A.K. Carter Lords Jesus Mark North Aikien Baptist Church Crosland Park
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