Funeral Rites Set for Simmie Gaffney III in New York
The funeral for Simmie Gaffney III will take place at 3 p.m. today at Jackson Brooks Memorial Chapel with Rev. Louis Abraham officiating. Burial will be in the Johnson Family Cemetery, White Pond. Gaffney, of 1850 Lexington Ave., died Tuesday. call at his grandparents’ residence, 463 Red Oak Drive, or at the funeral home.
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Strippers Not Appropriate At School In Spartanburg
AP report details teachers at Boiling Spring Elementary in District 2 who hired Susan Bishop of Balloon Express Greer to perform a stripper routine for a co worker's promotion. The act occurred in the cafeteria as students were on summer break. district officials condemned the behavior as inappropriate for a school setting.
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Balloon Express
Greer
Boiling Spring
Jim Jenkins
District 2
Jenkins
Susan Bishop
Bishop
District 3
Mayors Back Housing Trust Fund Idea at Conference
A committee of U.S. mayors voted to urge Congress to create a trust fund up to 5 billion dollars per year for low income housing. Debate focused on funding mechanisms, with Chicago Mayor Harold Washington drafting the proposal and Austin Mayor Frank C. Cooksey urging clearer revenue plans.
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U.S
Congress
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Committee On Housing
Com
Harold Washington
Chicago
Frank C. Cooksey
Austin
Texas
Sheheen's Style Boosts Efficiency in South Carolina House
Democrat Robert J. Sheheen, as speaker since October, introduced a new management style that boosted House productivity. Lawmakers credit his leadership for shorter adjournment, more bills advanced, and steady procedural discipline, despite some losses on local option taxes and cigarette tax hikes. The 1987 session saw 66 days of statewide business and 284 acts ratified by both chambers.
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House
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Sheheen
Chamber
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Rep
Rob
Ert McLellan
D-Oconee
Wilkins
Judiciary Committee
Jean Toal
D-Richland
Rules
Mack Trucks UAW in Talks on Job Security and Pensions
Mack Trucks and United Auto Workers officials continue negotiations over a 52 year contract signed inApril as they finalize language on job security pension and fringe benefits. Union leaders cite lingering writing gaps while Mack resumes talks amid furloughs and a plant closure plan.
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Mack Trucks Inc
United Auto Workers
T’s
Mack
William McCullough
UAW International
Bill Casstevens
W. Dennis Guinan
McCullough
Casstevens
UAW
Mack Trucks
Washington
Becky Smith
Hagerstown
James Stewart
Kim Blake
FTC Chief Defends Market Safeguard View
Atlanta AP Chief Daniel Oliver of the FTC argues a free marketplace best protects consumers and costs of unnecessary regulation exceed 100 billion dollars yearly. He warns state regulations could trap interstate advertising and urges use of private groups over government.
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Atlanta
Federal Trade Commission
Daniel Oliver
FTC
Oliver
National Association of Consumer Agency Administrators
Bulldog awarded monthly maintenance from estate
In Springfield Missouri Greene County Circuit Court Judge John Burrell ordered the care taker of Butch the bulldog to receive 9100 for care since February 1984 and 300 monthly for food and upkeep from a 98500 estate inheritance. The hearing determined the maintenance payments until the dog’s death.
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Butch
Greene County
John Burrell
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