Trouble for Harvester Financials Payoffs Probe
International Harvester faces potential fines in the tens of millions over alleged payoff schemes by former subsidiary officials to employees of Mexico's national oil company. The report appears in Sunday World on 10A.
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State beginning farmer loan program marks first anniversary
After several starts the program celebrated its first year by loaning 5.7 million dollars to more than 107 farmers across the state. The initiative, intended to aid new producers, also faces political controversy as it expands.
Moscow prepares for Brezhnev funeral as foreign leaders converge
Security tightens in Moscow ahead of Leonid Brezhnev funeral with a major foreign leader gathering. Vice President Bush and Secretary Shultz attend amid heavy patrols and state of siege. Andropov signals military backing while diplomacy plays out.
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Soviets Build Six Afghan Airfields Near Persian Gulf
U S officials say the Soviet Union is close to completing six airfields in southern Afghanistan. The bases would extend range for jet fighters toward the Persian Gulf oilfields. Gen. John W. Vessey Jr. warned of a long occupation and potential threats to Hormuz shipping.
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Vatican reviews finances ahead of cardinal meeting
Fifteen cardinals examining Vatican finances will meet next week before the College of Cardinals' annual conference. Agostino Casaroli, head of the finance council, announced a record 1982 deficit exceeding $30 million. The panel also weighs the Vatican bank's ties to the Banco Ambrosiano affair involving Roberto Calvi and Archbishop Paul Marcinkus.
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