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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1986

Page

3

Wealthiest Senator Finances Revealed in Disclosures

The Senate public financial disclosures show wealth among leaders like John D. Rockefeller IV and John Heinz, with Rockefeller's fortune around 150 million. Travel costs were billed to others, including Max Baucus for a Japan trip and a Bermuda cruise, while six Finance Committee members report IRAs. Several senators report farm losses, including Mark Andrews and Charles Grassley, reflecting varied financial positions among lawmakers.

Washington U.S. Senate Senate John D. Rockefeller IV Dw.v John Heinz R-Pa Japan Baucus Bermuda Carole Long Senate Finance Committee Bob Packwood R-Ore Packwood Mark Andrews R-N.d James Abdnor R-S.d Charles Mathias R-Md Charles Grassley Iowa Andrews Mapleton N.D

Fragmented OCR financial report with scattered figures

A garbled OCR summary presents varied financial figures such as assets, income, charity gifts, and estates. It mentions schooling scholarships, hotel stays, a tennis racket, and family expenses, with inconsistent values and unclear context about individuals and firms.

Himeett Ca. 5.C Airight Trurmond Chie

Democrats Pick Liberal Candidates in Two States

Democrats in Oregon and Pennsylvania nominated liberal challengers to Republican incumbents Packwood and Specter. Oregon backed Jim Weaver for Senate and Norma Paulus for governor while Pennsylvania chose Robert Casey to challenge Lt. Gov. Scranton as Specter faced an easy victory. Connecticut Democrats backed Gov. ONeill for renomination amid delegate votes.

Jim Weaver Oregon Robert Edgar Pennsylvania Bob Packwood Arlen Specter Norma Paulus Neil Goldschmidt Portland Jimmy Carter Robert Casey William Scranton III Vic Atiyeh Dick Thornburgh Connecticut William A. O'Neill Moffett Packwood Baptist Minis Joe Lutz Lutz Weaver Reagan Specter Richard Stokes

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