Ford Says House Panel Should Continue Its Probe
Senator Hatfield urged impeachment concerns and questioned Ford on whether impeachment grounds exist. Ford defended the inquiry, noting it began in the House Judiciary Committee and should continue until grounds are proven or dismissed. He described impeachment as political, stressed Senate review, and discussed his openness with the committee and his financial disclosures.
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Mark O. Hatfield
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Congress
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Hatfield
Ford
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas Aid
House of Représentatives
Senate
Mornihé Committee
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Cannon
Rhany Issuiés
Robert P. GF
Mi H
Caiinah
FBI
House Judiciary Committee
General
United States
Candon
House
Republican Committee
Fenty
Arhpaigh
Wilter -Bérper
Winter-béetger
White House
Seh
Dhurites B. Allen
D-Ala
Jonniné
Watergite Grand Jury
Robert C. Byrd
Bird
Rollé
Capitol Hill
HKE
Cin
Gasoline price shocks sweep midwest and west coast
Washington urged immediate conservation as Commerce Secretary Fred B. Dent warned of severe petroleum shortages within a month. In Kansas City a Phillips executive signaled a three cent hike could ripple through dealers, with gas at about 49.9 cents per gallon in some markets while Oklahoma and San Francisco saw surges.
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Unisi
Skelly Nits
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Commerce
Fred B. Dent
Kansas City
Phillips
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
Meir Seeks US Backing as Talks With Arabs Continue
Meir visits the United States seeking assurances that Israel's interests will be safeguarded as exploratory talks, backed by the Soviet Union, aim to enforce cease fire and advance peace with Egypt Syria and other Arabs. Egypt demands prisoner release tied to Israeli troop withdrawal to the Oct 22 lines. Syria rejects direct talks and insists on full Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories.
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Hever Beedéd
Prigonéts Bel
Syria
Oul Id
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Meir
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Indictment Ties Equity Funding Fraud Case to Fraud Schemes
Twenty-two people face charges in a wide ranging case alleging securities fraud bank fraud and falsifying records connected to Equity Funding and its subsidiaries. The indictment claims fictitious entries to inflate assets and profits to boost stock prices and secure loans while enabling insiders to sell stock. Several executives auditors and associates are named amid alleged schemes involving false documents and misrepresented finances.
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Exchange
Hasbé Ben den
Allah Ithe Bol
Fictitio Ales Iciés
Julian Weiner
Beverly Hills
Solomon Bloth
Gramada Hills
Wolfson, Weiner, Ratoff & Lapin
Sitnessfil
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Leonid Brezhnev
House of Representatives
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Dick Williams
John Wooden
Danville Register & Bee Circulation Department
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Secufraud
Securities and Exchange Commission
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