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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1985

Page

4

Suit Alleges Retaliation Over Whistleblowing in Agriculture Service

James P. Jones, a former high ranking Texas official in the USDA Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, says he was moved from Texas to Washington after filing a sexual harassment complaint. He seeks reinstatement and damages in federal court. Charles Mayfield, suspended 30 days for harassment and vehicle abuse, was appointed by Reagan to a political post in 1981 after Jones had long served in a non political role.

Washington James P. Jones Texas Jones U.S. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service College Station Mayfield

Intelligence Officers Under Internal Army Probe

Two years into an Army internal inquiry into secret operations officials reveal scope and suspects. Probes involve fraud and larceny by active duty personnel and alleged laundered money for covert missions. Indictments, courts martial, and a possible Delta Force angle tie to double billing and front security arrangements.

Washington Army Justice Department Virginia Delta Force Fort Bragg N.C Delta U.S

Audit Finds Waste in Camp Pendleton Special Services

An audit of Camp Pendleton's Special Services unit covering October to June found improper actions and waste of funds. The $5.9 million budget shows a $5,000 civilian loan, civilians taking government cars home, and instructors taking fees. A $5,000 loan for a mini race car concession went unpaid by $551, listed as bad debt, while the base recreation fund shows a $154,280 nine month net loss and salaries $114,030 over budget.

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Charles W. Mayfield U.S. Department of Agriculture Department Juniday Dec Brodie Ridge Spring Hwy Heritage Square WIM Farah Aaa
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