D C House Member Indicted Over Mobile Home Taxes
Spartanburg AP reports Sterlin g Anderson owner of A M Mobile Homes Inc indicted on 53 counts of false tax information and 47 counts of conspiracy to violate state sales tax laws. He allegedly underpaid 79300 dollars in taxes on mobile home sales. Brenda Parham named in 47 counts of supplying false information.
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Spartanburg
House of Pro Tempore
Sterling Anderson
Anderson
A&m Mobile Homes Inc
Kenneth Huckaby
Spartanburg County
Tax Commission
Gary Turner
Brenda Ann Parham
Huckaby
Ms. Parham
A&m
34 000 Jobs Lost In Textiles in Southeast
ATLANTA AP 34,400 textile jobs disappeared in the past year per the Bureau of Labor Statistics. First quarter 1985 textile employment in the Southeast fell to 492,500, down 11,100 since late 1984 and 34,400 from a year earlier. Alabama Georgia North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee saw declines. Florida Kentucky and Mississippi held steady.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Southeast
Donald M.e
Bureau
Cruse
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Florida
Kentucky
Mississippi
Cookbook Editor Settles With DAR
Faith K. Tiberio reached a $20,000 settlement in a $2.05 million federal suit against DAR president Sarah M. King over deletions from a cookbook. Tiberio dismissed her suit but remains committed to access for all and faces disciplinary proceedings starting Oct. 10 tied to her support for blacks joining the organization.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Faith K. Tiberio
Sarah M. King
Tiberio
Sherborn
Mass
King
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Turner files SEC risk disclosure for CBS bid
Ted Turner submits to the Securities and Exchange Commission a disclosure outlining worst case investor risks in his hostile bid for CBS Inc. The filing, reported by The Washington Post, does not alter bid terms but notes potential default by Turner Broadcasting System and heavy reliance on borrowing.
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Washington
Ted Turner
CBS Inc
Washington Post
Turner
Securities and Exchange Commission
CBS News
CBS
SEC
Post
Turner Broadcasting System
St Angela Seniors Honor Recipients At 1985 Awards Night
St Angela Academy named its 1985 senior awardees across academics leadership and service. Susan Ann Reeve led with multiple honors including valedictorian and several scholarships. Elizabeth Birdsall McMurtrie, Margaret Mary McNally and Gregory Lawton Eaves earned top academic prizes and leadership awards. Christine Anne Desmond, Ilana Beth Jerome, James Michael Merz and others received a broad set of prizes from local and college organizations.
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St. Angela Academy
Susan Ann Reeve
Christine Anne Desmond
American Association of University Women
American Nuclear Society
Gregory Lawton Eaves
Elizabeth Birdsall McMurtrie
Margaret Mary McNally
Joseph Arthur Park
South Carolina Independent School Association
Peg Ann Jones
James Michael Merz
Thomas Wayne Morris Jr
Valerie Thomas
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Henry Middlton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Trenton
Ilana Beth Jerome
Valerie Anne Thom
Karen Lynn Mills
Women’s Sports Foundation
Elizabeth Birdsall McMe
Thomas Wayne Morris
Renee Yvette King
Richard Cecil Proctor
Jennifer Lynn Pe
Anne Thomas
John Robert Robinson
Valerie Anne Thomas
Truxtun Umstead
all—Ohio Student Council
USC Aiken
Columbia College
Peggy Ann Jones
USCA
Wofford
Margaret May
Northwest Bible College
College of Charleston
College of Charleston Foundation
Saint Angela
Susan Reeve
Meg McNally
Elizabeth McMurtrie
Christine Desmond
Joe Park
George Kelley
Greg Eaves
US Sets Conditions For Mideast Peace Talks
The Reagan administration lists six conditions for Soviet participation in Mideast talks and weighs Hussein plan amid State Department reservations. Officials stress direct PLO acceptance of Israel’s right to exist, not just Hussein’s statements, as the U.S. weighs public acknowledgment and ongoing diplomacy.
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Mideast
Washington
Reagan
Jordan
Hussein
State Department
Israel
State Oyster
Edward P. Djerejian
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
White House
United Nations Security Council
Georgetown University
Djerejian
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Soviet Union
China
Britain
France
Single Family Home Sales Dip While Money Supply Jumps
Housing industry leaders noted a 12 percent April drop in single family home sales amid lower mortgage rates. A $4.5 billion mid May surge in the money supply prompts concerns Fed easing may slow. Money market funds rise further as yields slip.
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Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Jack Carlson
National Association of Realtors
Fed
Elliott Platt
Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corp
Carter Receives Golden Deeds Award in North Augusta
Sara C. Carter of North Augusta earned the Golden Deeds Award from the Exchange Club of North Augusta the club s top honor for her 18 years aiding handi capped children at Kirk School Belvedere She organized bowling trips made clothing for students and supported Special Olympics efforts Ted Ellis presented the award at the North Augusta Country Club.
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North Augusta
Sara C. Carter
Exchange Club of
Dren
Kirk School
Belvedere
Ted Ellis
More Arrests Expected In Spy Case
Norfolk FBI official says additional arrests likely in the spy ring case involving John Anthony Walker Jr and alleged co-conspirators. Arthur Walker’s preliminary hearing postponed to Monday to arrange legal counsel. Walker held without bond as he faces espionage charges. Michael Walker and John Walker Jr were indicted in Baltimore last week.
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Norfolk
Navy
Soviet Union
Ack Wagner
FBI
John Anthony Walker Jr
Arthur J. Walker
U.S
Gilbert Swink Jr
Walker
John Walker
Michael
Nimitz
Baltimore
Meese Relocates Press Room From AG Floor
Attorney General Edwin Meese III plans to move the Justice Department press room from the fifth floor to the first floor within a month. The shift places the press corps with the Office of Public Affairs, aiming to reduce access to the attorney general's private space.
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Washington
Edwin Meese III
Justice Department
Department
Meese
Terry Eastland
Office of Public Affairs
Public Affairs
Weinberger vows crackdown on contractors amid budget cuts
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger says the Pentagon will continue its contractor crackdown while Congress tightens the defense budget. He worries about cuts to Reagan's Star Wars program, calls them potentially aiding Soviet arms talks, and notes a family spy ring case as a serious security loss.
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Washington
Caspar W. Weinberger
Pentagon
Congress
Department
Weinberger
Reagan
Soviet Union
Anti-Drug DJ Locks Studio Plays Blues On Air
Miami AP report says anti-drug disc jockey Don Cox locked in a radio studio and aired the rock song Blues 51 times from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. He defended the stunt calling it a day of rebellion and an anti-drug message to listeners across the city.
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Miami
Don Cox
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