Jaworski Joins House Ethics Panel as Chief Investigator
Leon Jaworski, veteran Houston attorney and former Watergate prosecutor, becomes chief investigator for the House Ethics Committee. At 71, he travels to Washington to pursue the inquiry into alleged South Korean influence deals, asserting independence from party politics.
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Scarce Coffee Bean Falls From Peak as Prices Plummet
Coffee prices slide from a mid April high of 6800 per ton to 3655 per ton as supply and demand balance. Domestic shelf prices dip toward 3.50 to 4 per pound while traders note households stock up. The drop follows Brazil's drought hit 1975 crop, with demand shifting to substitutes and less consumption.
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Neutron Warhead Debate and Legal Advice Clarified
Summary of public debate on neutron warhead aims and NATO role, plus legal Q and A on divorce, child custody, visitation, estates, and probate. Neutron warhead details include radiation benefits and reduced blast effects versus conventional weapons.
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Law on stopping for stopped school buses and nuclear weapons notes
The guidance explains that drivers must stop for yellow school buses with alternating red lights on rural and city roads, except on divided highways. It also covers presidential statements about NATO deterrence, neutron warhead rationale, production funding, and SALT talks, noting limited blast and civilian impact.
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