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newspaper that how much of that money, if any, might be recovered depends on the outcome of the bankruptcy proceedings under way in New York.
The six-related companies that have filed for Chapter 11 reorganization in New York include TelaMarketing Communications of Tidewater and similar partnerships in Miami, New York, Jacksonville, Fla., and West Virginia. Telecom Management Co. is a general partner or affiliate of the other concerns. According to a spokesman at Telecom Management Co. headquarters in Chesapeake, the companies are still operating.
Horseman Van Clief dies
ESMONT — Former Del. Daniel G. Van Clief, a promoter of parimutuel wagering in Virginia, died last week at age 62.
Mr. Van Clief died June 16 of a heart ailment at the University of Virginia Medical Center, where he recently had undergone treatment for throat cancer and pneumonia.
Mr. Van Clief was a Democrat who represented the state’s 26th House District from 1968 to 1974. He was chairman of the General Assembly's parimutuel betting commission from 1971 to 1973.
He retired from office for personal reasons and to devote more time to Nydrie Farms, his horse operation in this southern Albemarle County community. The farm, which employs about 30 people, sells between $500,000 and $1 million worth of horses each summer at auctions in Saratoga, N. Y.
Mr. Van Cliefs funeral was Friday at Christ Church-Glendower at Keene. Burial was at the family cemetery at Nydrie Farms.
‘Super Tuesday’ planned
ATLANTA — Rep. Richard Gephardt of Missouri and Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis were the leadoff hitters Sunday for a “Super Tuesday” planning session that had already turned into a showcase for five Democratic presidential hopefuls — and maybe a sixth.
The Democratic Leadership Council, formed to steer the party back to health in the wake of nominee Walter Mondale’s trouncing in the 1984 presidential election, scheduled the two-day summit in Atlanta to get
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