No Contempt Charge Seen Against Schorr
Washington AP report says television newsman Daniel Schorr likely faced no contempt charge for refusing to name his source on the house intelligence report. Nine warnings in sworn testimony failed to compel disclosure as committee members split on pursuing contempt.
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Schorr
Washington
Daniel Schorr
Congress
House
Ethics Committee
John Flynt
D-Ga
Bennet
Thomas Foley
Dash
Howe Says He Passed Lie Detector Test
Congress man Allan Howe says he passed a lie detector test regarding his arrest for attempting to buy sex from decoy police prostitutes. The polygraph method was challenged by the decoys’ tester, Dr. David Raskin. Howe’s jail sentence and fines stem from the June arrest.
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Salt Lake City
Allan Howe
Dean Mitchell
Utah Democrat
Leonard Harrelson
Keeler Polygraph Institute of
Chicago
Mitchell
United States
David Raskin
University of Utah
Harrelson
Raskin
Patty Hearst
Utah
Court of Public Opinion
House Halts Tough Auto Emission Standards In Bill
Washington AP reported House conferees will draft a compromise clean air bill aiming for approval before adjournment. The House backed softer auto emission standards by 324 to 68 while Senate plans tighter rules with a two year delay. Dingell proposed relaxed standards to save fuel and cut auto repairs costs, while Waxman urged stronger action.
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Washington
House-senate
House
Senate
John Dingell
D-Mich
White House
Dingell
Rogers
America
Speck To Be Given Yearly Parole Hearings
Ri chard Speck, convicted mass murderer of eight student nurses in 1967, was denied parole at Stateville and will have annual hearings thereafter. Board chairman Peter Kotsos noted Speck showed no remorse and remains unrepentant. About 3,000 letters urged keeping him imprisoned amid relatives of the nurses in attendance. Speck faces consecutive 400 to 1,200 year terms after escaping the electric chair ruling.
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Joliet
Richard Speck
Speck
Stateville Penitentiary
Peter Kotsos
Kotsos
Hell
U.S. Supreme Court
No Delay for Mansfield's China Trip
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield and Len John Glenn leave September 21 for a two and a half week visit to China. Despite questions about Mao Tse tung's death affecting the trip, Mansfield and Glenn will depart on schedule as invited by the Chinese government a year ago.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Len John Glenn
Ohio
China
Mao Tse-tung
Mansfield
Advertisement Telephone Numbers For Gazette Services
Advertisements and information lines list telephone numbers for Kews sports bookkeeping and offices. Gréviation-Subscription Dept provides contact numbers 298 8333 and 7398 211 for inquiries. Office hours extended including Saturdays Sundays and holidays. Display advertising details appear with times and processing notes.
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