No Evidence Carter Solicited Funds at White House Luncheon
Attorney General Bell said FBI findings show no proof of campaign fund solicitation by President Carter at a White House luncheon held August 10 1978 with Edward Kennedy and other attendees. He noted funds were given at other times and places, not at the event.
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UPI
Griffin Bell
Carter
White House
Bell
U.S. Court of Appeals
FBI
Walter Mondale
Democratic Party
Sen
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Executive Mansion
Democratic National Committee
John White
Robert Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Carter Wage Policy Challenged by GAO Testimony
GAO officials prepared testimony say President Carter lacks explicit congressional authority to deny government contracts to firms not following wage and price guidelines. Administration officials defend legality, noting a Justice Department memo affirming the program. The plan requires contract certification from Feb 15 for contracts of 5 million dollars or more.
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Congressional Investigative Agency
Carter
General Accounting Office
Congress
GAO
Elmer Staats
Lester A. Fettig
Office of Management and Budget
Fettig
Justice Department
Soviet group fields two candidates in mock Supreme Soviet race
Election '79 volunteers filed to run Roy Medvedev and Ludmila Agapova against incumbents in a March 4 test of Soviet parliamentary elections. Medvedev opposes Bolshoi star Natalya Besmertnova. Agapova challenges a judge.
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Supreme Soviet
Volodya Sichyov
Roy Medvedev
Ludmila Agapova
Sweden
Medvedev
Communist Party
Natalya Besmertnova
Agapova
Central Elections Commission
Jury Deadlock in Flood Bribery Trial Deliberations
A jury in the Daniel Flood bribery trial failed to reach a verdict Friday night and was instructed to resume deliberations today to continue seeking a verdict. The case centers on investigations into alleged bribery involving the longtime Pennsylvania congressman.
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Daniel Flood
D-Pa
Judge refuses to halt prosecution over Pinto's crash deaths
Elkhart Indiana judge denies Ford Motor Co. motion to dismiss criminal charges over a 1973 Pinto rear end crash that killed three young women. Arraignment set for Feb. 15 on three counts of reckless homicide as Ford weighs an appeal.
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Elkhart
Ind
Ford Motor Co
Elkhart County
Donald Jones
Jones
Ford
Indiana
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
H.R. Nolte
Dearborn
Mich
Indiana Court of Appeals
Michael Cosentino
Cosentino
Detroit
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