Marcos shopping bill paid by U S taxpayers
The $39 000 at U S military bases run up by associates and family of former Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos was paid on an interim basis with federal funds. Navy Capt. Al Becker says Adm. Ronald J Hays authorized a Treasury check to Guam and Hawaii exchanges to prevent burden on their books, with repayment intended later. The State Department and Congress weigh reimbursement while Marcos seeks asylum abroad.
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Washington
U.S
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Navy
Air Force Base
Adm
Ronald J. Hays
U.S. Pacific
USS. Treasury
Pacific Command
Becker
Hays
Pentagon
Air Force
Guam
Hawaii
Congress
State Department
Marcos
Treasury
Armed Services Committee
Dan Daniel
D-Va
United States
Daniel
Corazon Aquino
Regional Loyalties Emerge In Debate On Agriculture Arena
In Columbia lawmakers debated a 4.4 million proposed livestock and horse arena split between Upstate and Pee Dee regions. The 148 million state bond bill framing the project led to a 50 50 vote on Pee Dee location and adjournment for the weekend without a final decision.
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Columbia
Upstate
Pee Dee
Jennings McAbee
D-Mccormick
B.J. Gordon
Williamsburg
M.O. Alexander
Greenville
Piedmont
Robert McLellan
D-Oconee
Clemson University
South Carolina Farm Bureau
Clemson
McLellan
Budget and Control Board
Jean H. Toal
D-Richland
Sandhills
Pontiac
House Agriculture
Bubba Snow
Agriarena
B.L. Hendricks
D-Pickens
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Allison Haynes
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Kroger
HCA
Incere Grower
America
the Garden Center
Park Ave. SI
Cae Gey
CMU
CO Ccu
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Richland Ave
W. Goody
Wade Mooney
Aveseei Recovens
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