Korea Probe Targets Two Former Congressmen
The justice department broadened its inquiry into influence buying by South Korean interests to possible tax violations by former congressmen Richard Hanna and Cornelius Gallagher. Both men held influential Korea related roles and knew Park Tong Sun, a central figure in the case. Park fled to England as IRS liens mount against his properties. Don Gardiner, veteran radio newscaster, dies at 62 in Quogue New York.
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River Quay bars bombed as KC riverfront district struggles
Kansas City tries to revive its River Quay entertainment district once hailed as a Midwestern French Quarter. The area suffers empty shops and dwindling crowds amid gangland slayings and bombings. two bars were dynamited early Sunday as violence feeds public fear.
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Japan Needs Nuclear Power Despite Carter Objections
Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda said Japan will continue developing civilian nuclear plants as essential for peaceful development. He noted nuclear energy is necessary for Japan and should face no barriers, despite President Carter's objections.
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Carter spokesman defends gay rights meeting as national issue
White House press secretary Jody Powell described a weekend talk with leaders of the National Gay Task Force as reflecting what America is about. He said groups should seek redress if treated unfairly and noted the discussion covered gay rights, while denying a moratorium on foreign arms sales and declining to comment on a secret lecture attributed to General Brown.
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Canaries Named for Wild Dogs Not Birds
The Canary Islands derive their name from wild dogs rather than canaries. Latin term canis reflects the dogs that overran the islands, a historic etymology noted by observers.
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