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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1976
Page
5
Petitions filed in the Fourth Circuit to block a lower court gag order in Maryland Governor Mandel's political corruption case. The petitions were temporarily barred from public access by newsmen as circuit judges conference in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
In Santa Barbara a float with revolutionary slogans criticizing government was banned from the July 4 Bicentennial parade. The American Revolution Bicentennial Committee rejected the People's Bicentennial Committee entry, sparking dispute over protest and patriotism in the event.
Dr. William R. Perl of Beltsville, a stated leader of the Jewish Defense League, was arrested by FBI in Prince Georges County on a federal count alleging a conspiracy to fire into homes occupied by Soviet embassy personnel last May 23.
President Ford told his Cabinet the Puerto Rican economic summit strengthened ties among seven nations and leaders. Participants included the United States Canada Great Britain West Germany France Italy and Japan, with Kissinger praising extraordinary spirit and high level discussion.
The IRS revoked the tax exempt status of the Teamsters Central States Pension Fund tied to alleged mismanagement and dubious loans totaling about 1.4 billion dollars. The move could trigger back taxes and affect employer deductions and vested workers rights with retroactive effect to 1965. The action mirrors government probes into loans to hotel and gambling ventures and is separate from ongoing Labor and Justice Department investigations.
Brezhnev opened a Berlin conference with a cautious stance toward European Communist parties seeking autonomy from Moscow while stressing the international movement remains a strong unifying tool. He underscored that each party must answer to its own working people and reaffirmed solidarity and the goal of replacing capitalism with socialism.
Ray C. Goodwin will start August 30 as deputy commissioner of the Virginia State Welfare Department. He was appointed by Welfare Commissioner William Lukhard on Tuesday. Goodwin replaces Robert I. Masden who became commissioner of the Virginia Employment Commission on April 1.
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