De Lorean informer admits he lied in suit
The government key witness Hoffman concedes lying twice under oath about De Lorean in a 1975 deposition and a later Ventura County proceeding. Hoffman, an informer linked to the Hetrick kickback case, aided the DEA in the De Lorean drug conspiracy indictment.
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de Lorean
Los Angeles Times Service
Los Angeles
John Z. de Lorean
San Diego
James Timothy Hoffman
William Morgan Hetrick
Joseph F. Weitzen
Los Angeles Times
Hoffman
California
Ventura County Superior Court
Hetrick
Auto
Stephen Lee Arrington
General Motors
de Lorean Motor Co
San Diego County
Morgan Aviation
Mojave
Calif
Ecuador
Drug Enforcement Administration
Germplasm System Critiqued by GAO and Congress
A review of the USDA germplasm program notes improvements since the corn leaf blight crisis but warns of ongoing vulnerabilities. GAO and congressional groups fault the department for not adequately assessing crop risk or expanding access to stored seeds, despite a reform push and a planned budget increase.
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USDA
General Accounting Office
Congress
Office of Technology Assessment
Rockefeller Foundation
Emma
GAO
National
Ft. Collins
Colo
T.B. Kinney
Kinney
Robert Kalton
Land O'Lakes
Webster City
Iowa
National Plant Genetic Resources Board
M. Rosalind Morris
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Two Iowans Die in Separate Weekend Crashes
Red Oak man Larry Lee Gulling aged 33 died in a one vehicle crash on Montgomery County Road H-34 east of Red Oak Friday night. Corning resident Margaret Cooney aged 71 died in a two car collision on Highway 34 east of Afton. A Lorimer driver June Williams and two passengers from Lorimer were treated for minor injuries.
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United Press International
Iowa
Red Oak
Corning
Montgomery County
Larry Lee Gulling
Gulling
Iowa State Patrol
Margaret Cooney
Afton
Cooney
Iowa Methodist Medical Center
Des Moines
June Williams
Lorimer
Shirley Kirk
Susan Bell
PTA officer Defines Extremist Versus Pressure Groups
Margaret Borgen of the National PTA explains the difference between pressure groups and extremist factions. She says pressure groups influence decision makers and accept losses, while extremists seek to stifle opposing views and use harsh tactics. The PTA warns members to recognize orchestrated radical activity and to act credibly as a national and state resource.
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Margaret Borgen
National
PTA
Cedar Rapids
Taxpayers’ Association
Optometric Association
Bergen
Borgen
Kennedy
Goldwater
Ptas
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Sue Osborn
Joan Smally
Cedar Falls
Gazette
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