Teamsters Crackdown Expands to Ohio Welfare Fund
The Labor Department moves to sue the Ohio Highway Drivers Welfare Fund over 2.5 million dollars in fees paid to Dayton attorneys who ran the plan for 27,000 truckers since 1972. Officials seek to oust the administrator, Robert C Knee, amid scrutiny of high management fees and ties to the Teamsters crisis.
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Labor Dept
Teamsters Union
Ohio
Dayton
Robert C. Knee
Ohio Fund
Central States Pension Fund
Pleasant Friday weather with weekend showers possible
The forecast from Friendship weather station calls for sunny Friday with mild temperatures and gusty winds during the Greater Greensboro Open. Showers return Saturday with cooler nights and days in the 60s to low 70s, then partial clearing and continued cooling into next week.
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Greensboro
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Former CIA Director Blames Charter For Abuses At UNC
William Colby told about 600 students at the University of North Carolina that the original CIA charter used vague language enabling overreach. He urged firmer controls while noting he did not call for disbanding the agency as protesters urged abolition.
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CIA
William Colby
Memorial Hall
University of North Carolina
Colby
International Affairs Colloquium
Union Forum Committee
Heavy Storm Damages Buildings Near Jefferson Morristown
A powerful storm near the Jefferson City Morristown area caused heavy damage to several buildings and a home along Tenn 11 E near Talbott. Power lines were downed, causing a temporary blackout as Civil Defense and repair crews work to restore service.
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Hamblen County
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National Weather Service
Jefferson City
Morristown
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Talbott
Assassinations Panel Gets Two More Years Through 1978
The House assassinations committee was extended to 1978 by a 230 to 181 vote. Chairman Louis Stokes said Sprague's resignation spared the panel from possible defeat and that new leads and witnesses are being pursued.
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House
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Richard A. Sprague
Louis Stokes
Ohio
Sprague
Henry B. Gonzalez
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Gonzalez
Stokes
Suspension of Deaf School Director Probed in North Carolina
Greensboro AP report says the Department of Human Resources probes the suspension of H G Royall Jr., superintendent at the Central North Carolina School for the Deaf. Rance Henderson, director of the three state schools, cited unspecified charges from six employees and plans an investigation Royall requests. Royall and associates discuss the case and deny the allegations.
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Dept. of Human Resources
H.G. Royall Jr
Central North Carolina School For the Deaf
Rance Henderson
Royall
Henderson
Tape captures gunshot of Oswald friend suicide in Florida
Palm Beach investigators report a tape recorded the gunshot that killed Lee Harvey Oswald associate George de Mohrenschildt. Autopsy indicates a self-inflicted wound. two maids nearby heard nothing. De Mohrenschildt had known Oswald and testified before the Warren Commission.
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D-Calif
Lee Harvey Oswald
Manalapan
Fla
Willem Oltmans
de Mohrenschildt
Oswald
Palm Beach
Richard Sheets
Palm Beach County
Marina
Sheets
Gaetan Fonzi
Charles Tilton II
Alexandra
Kennedy
Warren Commission
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