Nixon appointee named in civil suit of fraud
Dallas AP report details a civil action linked to William Clements and Southeastern Drilling Co. The suit, filed in 1980 by Antonio Dive, involves alleged fraud and conspiracy connected to a large Argentine oil contract. Clements faces comments delay as legal steps proceed toward a January conference and Senate confirmation hearings.
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Nixon
Dallas
William
Clements
Sevra
Stock
Tory of Defense
Pentagon
Wille House
Dallas’ Volves
Dilnliah
Incottis Taxes
U. S. District Court
Dell
Elvil
Antonio A. Dive
Muchas Alves
Ding
Southeastern Drilling Co
Ara
You Weals
Argentina
Southeastern
Aiys
Sedco
Rial
Senate Armed Services Committee
Haskins & Sells
Sedeo
Ily Dallas
Diaz
Washington
New Orleans
Securities and
Lthange Commission
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Sevveral Associates
Commission Urges Periodic Reexamination of Doctors
A federal malpractice commission urges relicensing of all doctors based on continuing medical education, periodic re examinations for specialists, and tougher state discipline procedures. It calls for public disciplinary hearings, lay board members, and a patient bill of rights to reduce injuries and malpractice suits.
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Washington
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot Richardson
Pittsburgh
Wendell Freeland
Predicts Legislation for Tighter Controls on Media
AP dispatch reports that federal officials and lawmakers propose a broadcast licensing system to renew broadcaster licenses. Whitehead says the draft aims to push professional journalism standards, not punish networks, amid ongoing TV news controversy.
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Washington
Wille
Clay Whitehead
White House
Vetu
Lion
Polley
Isaacs
Hing
Soucves
Manage Whitehead
Jather
Dianapalis
Thelthey Avid
Professional Journalism Society
Whitehead
Sigma Della Chi
Congress
Agnew
James Danie
Cor Lovan
New York
Havana
Castro
Zermatt Vote Rejects Four Mile Motorway Plan
In Zermatt Switzerland residents voted 937 405 against completing a four mile motorway linking the resort to Taesch at the valley floor. The current road is restricted to residents and suppliers with rail access dominating freight and tourist arrivals.
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Zermatt
Switzerland
Matterhorne
Taesch
Pope Paul Denounces Leaders' Hypocrisy
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI denounced political and military leaders for professing peace while waging wars and spreading hatred. He referenced Vietnam, the Middle East, and Northern Ireland and urged generosity and honest negotiation for lasting peace.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vietnam
Middle East
Northern Ireland
Vatican
Msgr
Newdrea Montezermolo
Pope Paul
Reach Accord With Rebels In Philippines Reported
Manila reports a peaceful settlement between Moslem dissidents in the southern Philippines and the armed forces. Brig. Gen. Guillermo Pecache says Mindanao officials report the situation has been normalized though many fighters still hold weapons. Fighting since martial law began Sept. 22 has claimed soldier lives amid clashes over firearms collection.
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Manila
Philippines
Guillermo Pecache
Home Defense
Army
Mindanao
Sulu
Hussein Expels Last of Arabs' Lib Army
King Hussein of Jordan expelled the remnants of the Palestine Liberation Army from Jordan. The last unit crossed the Jordanian border into Syria as the sun set, WAIA reported.
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Hussein
Lib
Beirut
Lebanon
Jordan
Palestine Liberation Army
WAIA
Syria
Theft of Priceless National Cup at Minnesota Museum
The Minnesota Museum of Art reported the theft of a 14 inch gem encrusted National Cup on Sunday night. Executive director Malcolm Levi said the cup designed by John Flasman in 1826 bore 129 emeralds 162 diamonds 14 rubies and 6 sapphires and declined to name a value.
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ST. Paul
Mint
Minnesota Maseum of Art
Malcolm Levi
Tein
John Flasman
England
Levi
Prineess
Orders Probe in Death Of Presbyterian Head
In Lisbon the Mozambique government ordered a judicial probe into the prison cell death of Rev. Zedquis Manganhela 60 head of the Presbyterian Church in Mozambique He was jailed last June on subversion charges and was found hanging from a bedsheet in his cell on December 11.
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Lisbon
Mozambique
Zedquis Manganhela
Presbyterian Church
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Luege
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Wilson
Séryvlenman
Merveaux- Typewriter Co
G&w
Gnoderhum & Worts, Ltd
Sentie
Presbyterian
Enzler
Cnalow
Wichington
Overhead Door Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
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