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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1997

Page

3

President pardons 21 in time for Christmas

A batch of 21 Americans, including Raymond Phillip Weaver and George Maynes, received presidential pardons before Christmas. The pardons followed years of personal reform stories, from a former welder in Sterrett, Alabama, to a stay-at-home dad in El Paso, and others with histories in cocaine distribution, mail fraud, and liquor-related offenses.

Raymond Phillip Weaver Navy Presia Elemy Justice Department Ofclass Associated Press Limbaugh Sterrett Ala National Rifle Association Stens George Maynes el Paso Maynes Michael Jesse Weaver St. Petersburg Fla Clinton U.S Bosnia Lakehurst N.J Larry Winfield Cove Ark Texas Electric Motors Winfield Charles Patrick Murrin Riverside Calif Billy K. Berry Dardenelle Charley Morgan Tulsa Okla Glen Edison Chapman Connelly Springs N.C

Labor Leaders Worry Teamsters Scandal Spills Into AFL-CIO

AFL-CIO leaders fear the Teamsters money laundering case against Richard Trumka could damage the federation. Trumka invokes the Fifth Amendment as critics urge Sweeney to remove him, possibly with leave of absence. The probe centers on union treasury funds used to aid Carey’s reelection and related donations to the Carey campaign, with charges and witnesses shaping a widening scandal.

Teamsters Ron Care Afl-Cio Labor Ciary Richard Trumka Carey Trumka John Sweeney Unsign Union Treasury William Hamilton Eear Ee Hamilton Citizen Action

Postal Service profits rise as debt goal set for 1999

Washington AP reports the U.S. Postal Service posts three straight billion-dollar profits. The agency aims to be debt-free by 1999 and may raise a 1-cent stamp in 1998, while bonus pay incentives and cost trims boost performance. Riley notes pride among staff as profits mount and long-term deficits shrink from 5.9 to 1.36 billion. The story also notes disability-pay audits that find improper claims and job activity.

Washington U.S. Postal Service Postal Money Michael J. Riley Riley Postal Service United States Postal Service Board Marvin Runyon Postal Inspection Service

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