Victor Posner Pleads No Contest to Tax Evasion
Miami millionaire Victor Posner pleaded no contest to 10 counts of tax evasion and false statements overvaluing land donated to Miami Christian College. Judge Spellman ruled him guilty on the charges, with sentencing set for December 4 and a retrial planned for November 2.
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Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy With Warm Weekend
Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with highs in the low 80s and lows in the 60s. Detailed forecast continues on Page 6A.
Death notices list several individuals across cities
Obituaries report Jona R. Howie Aiken Sean H Foreman Brooklyn NY Thomas Johnson Johnston Allie E Revis Clearwater Dorothy R Rusell Augusta and Freddie Williams Jr North Augusta among those named in local death notices.
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Giants Clinch NL West Title In 16 Years
The San Francisco Giants secure their first National League West championship in 16 years with a 5-4 win over the San Diego Padres as Don Robinson and pinch hitters Jeffrey Leonard and Chili Davis homer. Minnesota claims AL West with a 5-3 victory over Texas.
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DOE Wasting Federal Funds A GAO Report Says
A GAO report says DOE sees routine failures to bid competitively on purchases for its nuclear SRP plants. It notes potential waste and abuse, urges ethics directors and a fraud hotline, cites past bribery cases, and warns of lost interest from early bill payments.
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Turbulence Strikes Eastern Flight From Puerto Rico
An Eastern Airlines jet carrying 129 passengers and 10 crew from San Juan hit severe turbulence at 33 000 feet west of Bermuda. Forty one people injured, including two flight attendants with broken ribs. plane diverted to Bermuda for inspection and a second plane ferried passengers to New York.
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Reagan to Begin Campaign in Battle Over Bork Nomination
President Reagan plans direct involvement in the fight to confirm Supreme Court nominee Robert H. Bork. He will meet undecided senators one on one as dissension grows within the pro Bork camp amid blame between conservatives and the White House over strategy and visibility.
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Meese Ties to Wedtech Guarded by Senate Memo
Senate subcommittee documents show Edwin Meese III, then White House aide, was briefed seven months before his $55,000 Wedtech investment on Navy contract awards to the firm. Memo dated Oct 10 1984 notes Meese urged by Wedtech lobbyist Wallach to attend a politically timed christening days before the election.
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