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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1975

Page

8

Jury tamper charges dropped in Fresno tax case

United States District Court in Fresno dropped charges against James W. Scott and two co defendants after a judge denounced the proceedings as a shocking performance by prosecutors and officials. The case stemmed from alleged tampering with an exhibit in Scott's 1973 income tax evasion trial. Dresler and Kelleher faced dismissal as well, while Ellsworth remained absent from a pretrial hearing.

Los Angeles James W. Scott Fresno Robert J. Belleher Every Scott Lalve Rett Huntington Ofsworth Mesa. Ariz Mere Dresler San Diego Isree Kelleher Kelly Ellsworth Dresler Fresm Mr. Crocker Iide

Unit forms to list alien investments in US

President Ford issued an executive order establishing a special committee of federal officials to track all foreign investments in the United States and coordinate policy. The panel aims to monitor oil exporting union investments and their potential in American corporations, with Ford stating the committee will be closely supervised. The group includes the executive order’s sponsor, the assistant to the President for economic affairs, and the executive director of the Council on International Economic Policy.

Washington UPI Ford United States Wy. Paka Se Foe Council On Internatonal Economic Policy

Duo eyes CIA links in Mexico

Two UPI reporters--Perez and Jose All--discuss Mexican investigations into possible human rights abuses by the son of two Mexicans, Carlos de Hoyos and Mendez, detained after March 24 and 25 respectively. They claim arrests were illegal and that detainees were tortured. The reporters seek a meeting with Mexico's president before week’s end.

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