New allegations tie Donovan firm to Genovese family
Senate Democrats release material alleging ties between Schiavone Construction Co. and Genovese crime figures. FBI says it cannot confirm the claims. confirmation of Donovan as labor secretary anticipated despite lingering questions about bid rigging and payoffs.
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Army cleared of no cleanup at WWII TNT plant waste lines
New York lawmakers say the Army failed to mark or remove potentially explosive underground waste pipes at a western New York TNT factory site after World War II. The report also details 37 million gallons of Manhattan Project byproducts dumped into Tonawanda wells, with dilution reducing current risk.
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Border battles flare across Peru Ecuador frontier
In the Cordillera de Condor Peru and Ecuador clash with air and ground forces aiming to seize a third outpost. U S diplomats convene in Brazil with Argentina Brazil Chile to urge peace as casualties mount on both sides.
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Gulf Oil failed to report royalties on Wind River oil
Gulf Oil Corp did not report royalties for more than 72000 barrels of crude oil produced on the Wind River Indian Reservation last year. The Denver Post estimated royalties at about 116901 dollars based on a 12 percent rate and lease tickets. Gulf blamed the omission on an administrative error.
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Aquino retires from politics in Philippines race shift
Benigno Aquino Jr. announced his retirement from politics arguing he will not seek any role in May's general election. The move ends his bid to oust President Ferdinand Marcos and reshapes the opposition's strategy.
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Feminism reshapes entering college class of 1984
Survey of 187 124 freshmen by UCLA and ACE finds 27.2 percent plan careers in business engineering law or medicine up from 25.9 percent last year and a rise since 1966. The study notes more women in traditionally male fields and broader liberal leanings with high support for environment consumer protection and equal salary aims.
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