Tape recorder under bed and Ray scandal claims
Elizabeth Hay Inet testified to federal agents that she recorded intimate conversations with multiple lawmakers using a voice activated tape recorder hidden under her bed. The Tribune cited notes listing a senator who spoke of grandchildren and a famed household name among those named.
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Ford may push plan to curb busing and desegregation
President Ford weighs a national council to mediate local desegregation disputes and limit federal court power over busing. The draft would require courts to assess how much segregation stems from official acts while pushing voluntary, noncourt remedies. High level talks involve Levi Mathews and Nessen with civil rights and congressional leaders.
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Columbus Papers Loaned to Smithsonian Exhibition
The king and queen of Spain donated a Bicentennial loan of three priceless Columbus related items to the Smithsonian. The exhibit titled Christopher Columbus and His Time will run through the year at the National Museum of History and Technology. Dillon Ripley accepted the items on behalf of the American people. It includes Spain’s first map of the New World drawn on ox hide in 1500 by Juan de la Cosa aboard the Santa Maria in 1492.
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Congressman Helstoski Indicted Over Citizenship Bill Scheme
Congressman Helstoski charged with taking at least seven thousand dollars in cash from five Chilean and two Argentine aliens. Allegedly, the payments funded private residency bills for the aliens and their families in exchange for introducing citizenship legislation in Congress.
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House passes two year foreign military aid bill
The House approved a 7 billion two year foreign military aid bill by 255 to 140, maintaining controls on overseas arms sales and a 9 billion annual ceiling. It rejects limiting Korea aid to 220 million and keeps provisions for public identification of suppliers and major equipment sales estimates. Israel, the Middle East gain most. Africa aid totals 85 million for Zaire and Zambia, with conditions on Mozambique and Rhodesian guerrillas.
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IRS probes Moon church tax status
Rep. Peter Peyser said the IRS is investigating the tax exempt status of Sun Myung Moon’s Unification Church. He was told of the inquiry after a conversation with top IRS officials. Lawmakers allege the church engages in political and commercial activities that could violate its tax exemption.
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