Italian Politicos Face Bribe Allegations in Lockheed Affair
Rome's leading paper joined the Italian Communist party in urging an official probe into payoffs by Lockheed Aircraft Corp and the CIA to Italian politicians. The piece targets Premier-designate Aldo Moro and questions whether interior minister Luigi Gui was paid Lockheed money. Gui denies wrongdoing and asked prosecutors to investigate.
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Rome
Italian Communist Party Today
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Communist Party
Christian Democrats
Foreign Relations Commission
Lockheed
CIA
I Messaggero
Netherlands
Japan
Aldo Moro
Luigi Gui
Gui
Aftermath of quake will linger on
One week after Guatemala's quake officials face long term problems in wheat harvest reconstruction of shattered towns and clearance of the Guatemala City coast highway. The toll stands at 17032 dead and about 55000 injured with over a sixth of six million homeless as aid pours in and recovery begins.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Chilmaltenango
Lago de Los Cisnes
Swan Lake
Puerto Barrios
Santo Tomas
United States
Evangelist Hargis faces illicit sex acts accusations
Time magazine reports Billy James Hargis admitted sexual relations with four male students and one coed, citing genetic explanations. He cut ties with his Tulsa colleges weeks later, with former aide David Noebel detailing acts from 1974 to several years of activity on campus, at his Ozark farm, and during tours.
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New York
Billy James Hargis
Time Magazine
Hargis
Crusade For Christian Morality
American Christian College
Tulsa
Oklo
Magazini
Time
David Noebel
Noebel
Ozarks
Fanne Foxe Arrives in Arkansas for Weeklong Engagement
Fanne Foxe has arrived in Arkansas for a seven day stint at a Little Rock nightclub, leveraging the state of Rep. Wilbur D. Mills as her home base.
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Little Rock, Ark
Fanne Foxe
Arkansas
Wilbur D. Mills
Little Rock
Worth County sheep breeder killed in highway 105 crash
Richard L. Roe of rural St. Ansgar, 46, prominent Suffolk sheep breeder and 1972 president of the National Suffolk Sheep Assn, died in a one car wreck on Highway 105 near Austin at about 7 30 p m Tuesday. He was alone in a 1973 Gremlin and was pronounced dead at the scene. The Minnesota Highway Patrol and Mower County Sheriff's Dept investigated. Austin Cab Ambulance Service aided. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Schroeder and Dunn Funeral Home of St. Ansgar.
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Worth County
Iowa
Richard L. Roe
St. Ansgar
Hwy. 105
Austin
Roe
Peter Lemmen
Mower County
Minnesota
Albert Lea Vocational- Technical Institute
Schroeder and Dunn Funeral Home
Ford considers Cabinet panel to curb illegal overseas bribes
Washington reports President Ford mulls a Cabinet level committee to review illegal corporate practices abroad and related laws. Nessen says Ford condemns illegal actions and may cut federal contracts with firms found guilty. Treasury aims to broaden IRS probes into improper foreign payments by U S firms.
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Washington
Ford Administration
U.S
Ford
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Recom
Treasury
William E. Simon
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Donald C. Alexander
Simon
Jobs bill veto expected to prevail in Congress
The public service jobs bill faces a presidential veto, with the House vote 239 to 154 and Senate approval anticipated. It would authorize about 6 billion dollars for 280,000 jobs in nonprofits and continue 320,000 in government, amid Democratic push to fight recession and unemployment. President Ford reiterates opposition, urging private-sector growth instead.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ford
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Rep
Parren Mitchell
D-Md
PERA measure clears Senate sub committee
The PERA bill placing all new police and fire employees under the Public Employees Retirement Association cleared a Senate Retirement Committee sub committee in St Paul. It drew reluctant backing from the Austin Police and Firefighter's Association and State Senator Baldy Hansen and moves to the General Government Operations committee. Austin officials attended the hearing led by Mayor Robert Enright and Aldermen along with city attorneys and aides.
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PERA
Public
Senate
Legislative Retirement Commission
St. Paul
Austin
Baldy Hansen
Robert Enright
Lowell Einhaus
Robert Dahlback
Gary Nemitz
Kermit Hoversten
Darrell Stacy
Larry Moeykens
Police Assn
Thomas Langan
Leo Hummel
Firefighter's Assn
Sen. Hansen
Leo Reding
House of Representatives
Juror Dismissed in Payola Trial Over Rockstar Autograph
In Newark a juror in a federal payola trial was dismissed after leaning toward the audience and asking Marshall Thompson of the Chi-Lites for his autograph. The juror was not identified and the action prompted the dismissal.
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Newark
N.J
Marshall Thompson
CIA reconsiders use of freelance journalists abroad
CIA eyes reexamining its use of freelance writers and part-time correspondents as agents overseas. The move follows a House intelligence committee recommendation amid debate on press contacts. Some predict support for a permanent intelligence panel and penalties for leaks. others remain unsure on broader proposals.
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U.S
Rogovin
CIA
Bush
William F. Colby
Colby
House
Congress
Prosecution to press testifying witnesses in Hearst bank robbery trial
Three witnesses who reportedly saw Patricia Hearst in an SLA hideout fight immunity limits as the prosecution seeks their testimony at the trial. Judge Carter approved limited immunity. witnesses may refuse to testify but cannot have testimony used against them.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
SLA
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Jamellea Mumtaz
Oakland
Ronald Tate
Retmah X
F. Lee Bailey
Miss Hearst
Bailey
Thomas Dean Matthews
Los Angeles
William and
Emily Harris
Matthews
Donald “Cinque” DeFreeze
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
MPLA Captures Benguela and Lobito Amid Angola Battle Looms
The MPLA faction claims unopposed control of Benguela and Lobito at the Atlantic end of the Benguela Railroad as Cuban and MPLA forces move toward further confrontations with South Africa. UNITA losses mounted as MPLA advances threaten Silva Porto and Lusa, with Amin recognizing the MPLA government.
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MPLA
Angola
Jane Bergerol
London Financial Times
Luanda
Popular Movement
Benguela
Lobito
UNITA
National Union
Nicholas Ashford
Times of London
Johannesburg
FNLA
National Front
Idi Amin
Uganda
Organization of African Unity
Amin
OAU
Financial Times
Miss Bergeron
Sa da
Huambo
Zambia
Zaire
Silva Porto
Lusa
Teixeira de Sousa
Post earnings rise despite strike at The Washington Post
The Washington Post Co. earned higher profits in the last quarter of 1975 despite a strike by most craft workers. William Scranton named as Ford's possible UN ambassador, per Los Angeles Times. St Paul School District to be audited by state officials. Roger Morton to speak at Minnesota Independent Republican fundraiser March 19. Four mercenaries killed in Angola confirmed by returning Britons. firing squad details reported.
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Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Ford
United Nations
Los Angeles Times
the Times
Washington
State Department
Scranton
Minneapolis
London
Angola
Evening News
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New Labor
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William J. Usery Jr
Usery
Labor Department
National Suffolk Sheep Assn
Peggy Simpson
By David C. Martin
Patty Hearst
Associated Press
Susan B. Jordan
Retimah xX
The
Bandeira
South-West Africa
Namibia
Sada Bandivra
Cunene
ST. Paul, Minn
Robert Mattson
Morton
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