Rizzo seeks 15000 Army troops for July 4 security
Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo formally asks President Ford and the Defense Department for 15,000 regular Army troops to help police the July 4 weekend amid fears of disturbances by radical groups. The Justice Department opens a civil disorder inquiry into threats tied to the Bicentennial celebration. The city will deploy about 4,000 uniformed officers, with orders to permit peaceful picketing while keeping demonstrators within the law.
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Hard Evidence probes more offices over alleged misconduct
Hard Evidence staff explore similar allegations across congressional offices as grand jurors scrutinize pay and work issues. Miss Ray claims six other women with federal jobs tied to sex for lawmakers or constituents, with sources noting they may be questioned and represented by attorneys. Hays, staying in Ohio for Memorial Day, denies resignation while defending his posts and committee leadership as others urge action. June Cohen comments on troop presence to protect July 4 events.
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