Talk of Washington women accuse congressmen amid scandals
Elizabeth Ray walks through Kennedy Airport with her lawyer after a London visit amid claims she was kept on salary for sex with Rep. Wayne Hays. Colleen Gardner in Arlington discusses similar charges against Rep. John Young. Rep. Allan Howe faces charges in Salt Lake City for soliciting a sex act for hire.
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Gardner alleges staff sex coercion by lawmakers in Washington
Col leen Gardner claims men on Capitol staffs were required to engage in homosexual acts with congressmen as part of their jobs. She is prepared to provide tapes to federal investigators supporting her accusation against Rep. John Young and notes other lawmakers named, all Democrats, deny criminal wrongdoing. A related matter involves Elizabeth Ray and Rep. Wayne Hays with diaries and a possible lie detector test. Separately, Rep. Allan T. Howe, arrested for soliciting two policewomen, denies the charges and was released on bond.
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Carter Moves to Rally NY Delegates in Presidential Push
Carter presses toward the Democratic nomination with a New York meeting on the agenda alongside rival Morris Udall and Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. The NY delegation includes 65 uncommitted members as Carter aims to wrap up the race before the convention.
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Hays Refuses To Discuss Pill Overdose Details
Rep Wayne Hays remains silent on the circumstances of his sleeping pill overdose four days after hospitalization. Dr Richard Phillips says the 65 year old is improving and fully alert though investigations into his ethics issues and the Ray relationship may affect his political standing.
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Senate Likely to Extend Tax Cut and Limit Tax Shelters
Congress debates a sprawling tax bill to extend federal income tax cuts beyond July 1 while curbing tax shelters used by the wealthy. The plan faces procedural hurdles as House and Senate differ on business incentives and anti-recession provisions.
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Boston Busing Review Denied by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to review Boston desegregation busing, upholding Garrity's 1975 order desegregating 21,000 students amid ongoing violence and school tensions. It also left in place Garrity's requirement for a minority to majority teacher balance in schools.
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National Emergency Aid Radio network urged for highway safety
Federal program funded by the Transportation Department seeks to organize CB radio operators into a nationwide NEAR network to broadcast highway safety information. The goal is 100 percent coverage, 24 hours a day, using Channel 9 and other emergency channels to aid motorists and coordinate local emergency response.
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Degrees Awarded at Hocking Technical College Graduation
Nelsonville reports 435 associate degrees awarded at Hocking Technical College commencement on Sunday. Four service awards were presented to longtime supporters for their professional help to the school.
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Weather outlook and brief regional forecast
Partly cloudy warm and humid tonight with lows in the low 70s. A chance of thundershowers Tuesday with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. Rain chances 20 percent tonight and 40 percent Tuesday. Details on Page 7.
Flag Day observance helps visually impaired children in Dayton
At a Center for Visually Handicapped, 26 youngsters including 9 year old Andy Leach experienced the American flag in a tactile Flag Day program. The event let them feel raised stars and satin and velour stripes as part of celebrations across the city.
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