FBI Hays mistress scandal prompts witness inquiries
FBI agents question potential witnesses in a Justice Department probe into Rep. Wayne Hays and Elizabeth Ray alleging she was paid government funds to satisfy his sexual needs. Hays defended himself and fired Ray as the Post asserts she was his mistress on the payroll. A House ethics inquiry may follow with testimony from a Arlington apartment manager and staff.
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Criminal Division
Edward Levino
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Subcommittee
Miss Ray
The
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Post
Misa Ray
Ohio Democrats
Iays
Longworth
Arlington
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Court of Law
Cedar Rapids School Budget Increases Without Tax Hike
The Cedar Rapids Community School District board voted Monday night to raise the general fund budget for 1978 74 to 36 308 732 through a 2 5 million upward adjustment funded by higher receipts and cash balances. Factors include 644 343 additional allowable growth, 248 000 in CETA funds, 275 000 in tuition for special education, 117 118 additional growth authorized for special education, and a larger unspent prior year balance The plan adds a public hearing at 7 30 p m on June 4 in the Educational Services Center board room.
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Hay
Otto Wiedersberg
Wiedersberg
Diathiels
Joint County
Windersibhere
Ment
Iowa
Educational Services Center
Second Avenue SW
Cedar Rapids School District to Seek Federal Funds
The Cedar Rapids Community School District will apply for 660,873 dollars in federal aid for 1976-77, including 587,313 for Title I and 73,560 for Title IV-B. Funds will be carried over to 1977 due to late program development, supporting remedial reading and math, early childhood programs, and library resources and equipment.
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Cedar Rapids Community
State Department. of Public Instruction
Tom White
White
Swisher Man Charged With Drunk Driving and Resisting Arrest
Robert Earl Dunsworth, 22, of route 1 Swisher was charged with drunk driving after a Cedar Rapids police arrest around 2 am in the 100 block of First Street SW for speeding. He faced an additional count of resisting arrest.
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Route 1
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Cedar Rapids
Dunsworth
First Street
Golf Ball Relief Plan At Twin Pines Course
Parks Commissioner Stan Reinis outlines improvements along the third fairway at Twin Pines to shield nearby homes from errant golf balls. The plan widens the east rough and water hazard, removes right side trenches, and later adds trees to the left for extra protection. ON THIS DATE in 1974, Nixon said he must defend the presidency by refusing to turn over evidence in Watergate.
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Twin Pines Golf Course
Stan Reinis
Reinis
Richard Nixon
Spelling Improvement Program Approved by Cedar Rapids Board
The Cedar Rapids Community School District approved a district wide spelling effort for grades two through nine starting next fall. Executive director Paul Diaz cites a steady drop in spelling scores and says 8500 common words will be used with grade level lists.
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Cedar Rapids Community
Board of Education
Paul Diaz
Mildred Middleton
Richard Schultz
Istructional Services
Miss Middleton
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