Abuses by Hoover Era FBI go unprosecuted
The Justice Department says cases of power abuses by FBI officials under J Edgar Hoover are too old to prosecute. The report, confirming long standing accusations, notes lavish gifts and fund misuses by Hoover and aides, while AG Griffin Bell warns misconduct must not recur.
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Park signs memo granting immunity to Park
Millionaire rice dealer Tongsun Park met with U S justice officials and signed a secret memorandum offering immunity from prosecution in exchange for testimony on alleged Korean influence buying on Capitol Hill. The 20 minute meeting included Assistant Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti, Park s American lawyer and two Korean prosecutors.
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Weather notes and local life events recap
Weather observations include a 10 a.m. temperature of 62 percent humidity and a barometer reading 30.54. Extended forecast shows clearing by Friday with teens to above 10 degree highs and subzero to ten degree lows. Births list new arrivals at St. Luke's and out-of-town hospitals. a long marriage dissolution list. numerous police and service calls logged from Monday to Wednesday. historical note cites Cyrus Vance in 1977 Senate hearing on Vietnam intervention.
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Ford raises prices on Pinto Mustang II and Bobcat
Ford Motor Co. followed GM and Chrysler by lifting prices on the 1978 model Pinto Mustang II and Mercury Bobcat. The 2.5 percent increase adds about 89 dollars to the sticker price, but Ford says prices remain below 1977 models and competitive with imports.
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Census costs soar for 1980 data collection
The 1980 census will cost about 900 million dollars and count roughly 220 million Americans. It will be the largest data gathering effort, with expanded questions on income and ethnic background and increased field staff to reach minority groups. It also drops the male head of household assumption.
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Cairo talks open on Sinai withdrawal and settlements
Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizman meets Egyptian leaders in Aswan ahead of talks with President Anwar Sadat. Weizman notes security gains and potential topics include Jewish settlements in Sinai, acknowledging they present a critical obstacle despite broader efforts toward peace.
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