Hugel ousted as CIA chief over past business issues
The Reagan White House dismissed Max Hugel from the CIA after disclosure of past business indiscretions. The move aimed to avoid Bert Lance like damage and questions linger about stock manipulations in the mid-1970s. Casey remains under scrutiny as his ties to Hugel and past dealings attract renewed White House attention.
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Max Hugel
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White House
Bert Lance
Hugel
New Hampshire
William Casey
Casey
Mr. Hugel
John H. Stein
Congress
FBI
Social Democrats Launch First Parliamentary Bid in Britain
Roy Jenkins, a founder and former Labor deputy leader, stands as the Social Democrats’ first parliamentary candidate in Warrington July by election. The party seeks a center-ground breakthrough amid Labour and Conservative drift, but faces a tough, traditionally Labour stronghold and high stakes for national status.
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Britain
House of Commons
Warrington
Social Democratic Party
Roy Jenkins
Labor Party
Social Democrats
Labor
David Owen
William Rodgers
Shirley Williams
News Party
Conservatives
Conservative Party
Margaret Thatcher
Liberal Party
Jenkins
Liverpool
Manchester
Watt's House Testimony Sparks Clash Over Interior
Secretary James Watt clashes with House Interior panel chair and members over park funding and policy, accusing Watt of arrogance while Republicans praise his drive. Watt faces resistance to park expansion and oil and mineral policy reforms, amid partisan wrangling.
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John F. Seiberling
Ohio
Seiberling
Congress
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D-Minn
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Watt
Sidney R. Yates
D-Ill
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Vento
Interior Department
White House
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Hulett
Senate
James Watt
GOP
Independent Water Resources Council
Office of Water Policy
Office of
California
The Risk of Death in Small Cars Doubled
A Journal of American Insurance report uses charts to show higher fatality odds for small cars. It notes 1979 data: subcompacts 38 percent of cars but 55 percent of highway deaths. large cars 62 percent yet 45 percent of fatalities.
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David
Goliaths
The
Journal of American Insurance
Virginia Highway Safety Division
Geared for giggles and NFL paydays in mixed humor style
A column style collection features jokes about government waste, a mnemonic for the planets, a topless bikini incident at Folly Beach, talk of baseball salaries and free agency, a Tennessee lawyer joke, and a North Carolina friend narrating a small town mismatch with a 5-2 fuzz claim.
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North Carolina
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