Tonry Enters Guilty Plea In Campaign Case
Former Congressman Richard A. Tonry pleaded guilty to campaign violations that could carry four years in prison and a $70,000 fine. He admitted conspiring to obtain cash contributions above the $1,000 limit and promising jobs or influence to backers. The charges are misdemeanors under the new federal election law.
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Deserter arrest in Charlotte tied to forged enlistment
Lester Adgers of Charlotte, once found unfit for service eight years ago, was arrested as a deserter in March after an apparent forgery enrolled him under his name. FBI and Army traced the case to a stolen-identity enlistment, leading to his release after a $2,000 settlement and a Ft. Bragg assignment to guard duty while records were reviewed.
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Delegates Defeat Move To Ban Non-Christians From YMCAs
Delegates at the World Council meeting of the YMCA defeated a proposal to bar non Christians from joining YMCAs. The 200 member US delegation led opposition, and the motion was not voted on, to be taken up later. The decision, made at the Latin America first world council, keeps YMCA scope broad while discussing membership rules at a future date.
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