Appointees to resign from private clubs
Atlanta based officials including Griffin Bell and Bert Lance announce resignations from private clubs that admit no Black members. Bell cites equality before the law as reason, while Lance says he will resign from Piedmont Driving Club Capital City Club and Atlanta Athletic Club at the proper time. Spokesmen note the clubs deny discriminatory policies though Black members are scarce.
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Providentehect
Carter
Atly
Gon Loslghate
Griffin Bell
Piedmont
Caplin City
Allanta
Clethorpa
Savannah
Cin
Roy
Bell
Plains
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Clit
Atlanta Athletic Club
Charles Kirha
Iaw
Belauul
Chtb
Lance
Andrus Alaska Fishing Trip Linked to Pipeline Interest
Cecil Andrus acknowledged a Alaska fishing trip partly paid by Morrison-Knudsen Co. Inc. of Boise, tied to the Alaska pipeline project. He said the trip was not a paid campaign event and noted inspections and agency duties regarding pipeline conduct. Andrus described friendships with Morrison-Knudsen officers and company president William McMurray.
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Boise
Ilaho
Idaho
Cecil Andrus
Jimmy Carter
Nner
Ras Alwhit
Andrus
Senate
Jimiury
Diterier
Neets
Feneral Lars
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc
Anns
Corparalion
Wa Im McMurron
Morriss-Kinden
Hansell Warness
Mat Unie
Sensencing
True Hughes Will Kept Secret Report Reveals Estate Plot
County counsel filed a Superior Court action seeking access to a codicil to a 1988 Hughes will and any signed copy. An affidavit says papers were kept in a wall safe at the home of Hughes lawyer Mell McCarthy, now deceased, with control believed to be in the hands of Richard Gano and Sumatra lawyers.
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Hughes
Henly
Contesels
Superior Court
Sisntia Corp
Gordon Trehasiie
Michael McCarthy Glass
Sunita
Mell McCarthy
Heathermey
Treharne
Richard Gano
Sumatra
Fire damages bedroom at 370 Seventeenth Street SE
Fire fighters battled a mattress fire outside the David Schulze residence at 370 Seventeenth Street SE. Officials said the blaze started in a rear bedroom of the home before 11 24 a.m. The fire was confined to the bedroom and its contents with smoke and water damage throughout the home. Family members were home, but no injuries were reported.
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David Schulze
Seventeenth Street SE
Hone
Swore Given Suspended Term On Manslaughter
Rick Swore, 21, of Cedar Hinds, received a suspended sentence up to eight years for manslaughter after pleading guilty in Linn County District Court. He was placed on three years probation and fined 200 dollars for manslaughter and 300 dollars for a drunken driving count in the same incident that killed a 60-year-old man, Robert Lennon.
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Rick Swore
Cedar Hinds
Linn
Auegust Hansell, Jr Swore
Rennk
Swore
Ina
Olive Diefenbaker, Former Prime Minister Wife, Dies
Olive Evangeline Diefenbaker, wife of former Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, died Wednesday in Ottawa at age 74.
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Ottawa
Canada
Olive Evangeline Diefenbaker
John Diefenbaker
Linn Court Actions Involving Cedar Rapids and Dubuque Defendants
In Linn district court Michael D. Davis received a suspended sentence up to five years and three years probation for going armed. David A. Kriz drew five years in the reformatory with three years probation for receiving stolen property. An 18-year-old Cedar Rapids man faced May 30 possession charges including two puns and a citizen band radio. Daniel T. Jaeger had a breaking and entering charge dismissed after completing a two-year reinforced sentence probation.
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Linn
Michael D. Davis
Cedar Rapids
David A. Kriz
Daniel T. Jaeger
Dubuque
Cook Industries faces 23.9 million suit over grain shipments
The Justice Department filed a civil action in Washington against Cook Industries and five other major grain firms alleging misgrading and adulteration of government owned or financed wheat and corn shipments between 1969 and 1974. The complaint seeks 22.9 million in damages with doubling, plus 1 million forfeitures. Other firms previously pled no contest to related charges.
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Washington
Cook Industries, Inc
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Federal Prand Juries
Racenly
Cook
Finance Wheat
Continental Grain Co
Bunge Grain Corp
Archer- Daniels-Midland Co
Gaornach Grain Co., Inc
Mississippi Grain Co
Bayside
Reserve
MIT Professor Leicester Hamilton Dies at 79
MIT announced the death of Leicester F. Hamilton, 79, a retired analytical chemistry professor, who passed away Wednesday in Nashua, New Hampshire, after a career at MIT in Cambridge.
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Cambridge, Mass
Leicester
F. Hamilton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nashua
MIT
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