Jaworski may go to Seoul to question Park
Leon Jaworski, special counsel to the House Ethics Committee, may travel to Seoul to question Tongsun Park about influence buying in Congress if South Korea provides assurances Park will cooperate fully. Jaworski seeks to interview Park regarding bribery and secret lobbying, amid Korea’s hesitance to extradite.
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UPI
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Gate
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Peter White
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South Korea
Park
Washington
Ethics Committee
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D-Ga
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Flynt
Park Tongjin
American nun backs Rhodesian freedom fighters amid court hearing
Sister Janice McLaughlin, a 35 year old Maryknoll nun from Pittsburgh, says she supports the Rhodesian guerrillas and would join them if she were black. Court proceedings focus on bail pending trial for spreading alarm and despondency as troops say they killed guerrillas and supporters in recent days.
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Rhodesia
Freedom Fighters
Janice Ann McLaughlin
Pittsburgh
Janice Case
Roman Catholic Commission For Justice and Peace
Janice
Maryknoll
St. Dominic Order
Guerrilag
Four Indiana men linked to Manson style killings
In Hartford City Indiana four men including Roger Drollinger are charged with four counts of murder for shooting four brothers in a Hollandsburg trailer on February 14. Daniel Stonebraker testified the group chose the home after discussing the Manson case and seeing the film. The victims were Gregory Brooks 2 and brothers Ralph Reeve and Raymond Spencer.
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UPL
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Stonebraker
Hollandsburg
Indiana
Drollinger
Parke County
Clelland Hanner
Charles Manson
Roger
Crawfordsville
Betty Spencer
Spencer
Hanner
Michael Wright
Tad
David Smith
Wingate
Gregory Brooks
Ralph, Reeve
Raymond Spencer
Saccharin warnings urged to cut bladder cancer risk
Hale Champion of HEW urged Congress to maintain warnings and labeling on saccharin to reduce bladder cancer risk. He argued cast advertising and labels could lower the burden, as tests link saccharin to cancer in animals and possibly humans, while pending legislation could delay the FDA ban and move saccharin to over the counter.
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UPI
Congress
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Health, Education and Welfare Department
Jie
Food and Drug Administration
Senate Commerce Committee
No Such Thing as a Penny Says UPI Officials
United Press International clarifies that the government and its mints do not legally recognize the coin as a penny. The piece asserts that the term penny is informal and not a legal denomination, emphasizing official naming.
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United Press International
World’s most active volcano erupts on Tuesday
The world's most active volcano, Kilauea, erupted along its east rift zone Tuesday night, lighting the sky with a red glow six miles from residents. Civil defense and police held standby as Hawaiian Volcano Observatory scientists surveyed from Kilaues Volcano. No injuries reported. lava reach unknown. It was Kilauea’s first eruption since November 29, 1975.
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UPI
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
Kilaues
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Puna
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Kilauea
Medicare costs rise for elderly hospital patients in 1978
Washington reports HEW states over six million elderly and disabled Medicare patients will pay nearly 1 billion dollars out of pocket next year. The 60 day stay share rises to 144 dollars daily for initial stays, with higher costs also for longer hospitalizations. Organizations for seniors denounce the added burden as the Medicare dream slips further from reality.
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UPI
Health, Education and Welfare
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Harriet Miller
National Retired Teachers Association
American Association of Retired Persons
Medicare
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Hew
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