Ex Legislator Bundrick Sentenced To Three Prison Terms
Nationally known farmer and former South Carolina state representative Danny Bundrick must surrender by January 14 to begin serving three concurrent five year sentences for fraud on farm programs. He pleaded guilty to pledging collateral on loans, inflating crop losses, and overstating disaster payments. He must repay about 603,694 to Farmers Home Admin, 48,233 to CCC, and 52,135 to FCIC with interest.
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Riley Highlights South Carolina’s Blessed Economy
Gov. Dick Riley campaigned in York saying the state is blessed and has seen record-breaking development despite a recession. He noted 16,000 textile job losses but argued his administration has pushed industrial growth and progress. He faces Republican William D. Workman Jr. in the November election.
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Riley Wins Buck Battle
In Columbia AP notes incumbent Gov. Riley leads in fundraising with about 282000 dollars raised versus Workman around 100000. Riley's campaign has spent about 70000 on radio and TV ads while Workman has spent about 30000.
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Head Lice Reports Rise Early This Year
State health officials report unusually early inquiries about head lice among children and note the problem remains manageable by parents. Health official Mike Loving cites earlier seasons, shared items among young children, and recommends suspending organized activities for the 10 day treatment period.
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Congress presses action on alleged Chinese printcloth dumping
Rep. Butler Derrick requests swift Commerce Department action after the International Trade Commission seeks a dump- ing probe into Chinese printcloth sold below production costs. He urges a new import duty if charges hold true as President Reagan reiterates tying textile imports to domestic industry growth amid recession concerns.
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Reagan defends textile quotas amid growth gaps with foreign suppliers
President Reagan cites six years of lagging quota growth compared with domestic gains and praises existing accords with Taiwan Hong Kong and South Korea while ordering vigilance over import levels. Senator Thurmond welcomes renewed support for quotas and calls for enforcement against violations by foreign exporters in bilateral talks.
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