Ex-Congressman Hanna Indicted In Korea Probe
Former Representative Richard T. Hanna of California is indicted on multiple federal counts including conspiracy bribery and mail fraud in a probe into South Korean efforts to influence Congress. The grand jury also names Tongsun Park as an unindicted co-conspirator.
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Washington
Richard T. Hanna
Congress
Hanna
California
House
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Tongsun Park
Seoul
Park
Children play beside tank near Saigon tunnel complex
AP photographer Horst Faas revisits Vietnam to view the vast tunnel system northwest of Saigon. The image shows children playing beside an armored personnel carrier knocked out from a tunnel fighting position on January 15, 1966, marking the first major offensive against the complex.
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Plex
Saigon
Horst Faas
Vietnam
Russian Jets Try To Jam U S Radar
Soviet recon Bears operated off the East Coast to confuse U S radar but failed. Two Tu-95Ds flew from Havana near the destroyer Spruance off Boston, dropping radar interfering chaff and were intercepted by F106s from Atlantic City and Otis Air Force Base. Navy P3 kept watch, while U S reconnaissance noted increased Soviet air activity in the Atlantic this month.
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U.S
Pentagon
Cuba
Boston
Atlantic City
N.J
Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Bermuda
Havana
Spruance
United States
Mediterranean
Atlantic
America
Carter Torrijos meet to resolve Panama Canal treaty disputes
President Carter and Panama's Gen Omar Torrijos held a 90 minute White House session to clarify the disputed joint defense language of the canal treaty. Torrijos was en route home from travels while Kissinger and Rusk testified on the pact in Senate hearings.
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Washington
Carter
Panama
Omar Torrijos
White House
Torrijos
Israel
Europe
Cyrus Vance
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Henry A. Kissinger
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations
Businessmen foresee slower growth under Carter policy
At a three day meeting in Hot Springs Virginia the Business Council forecast 1979 growth at 4.3 percent, below the 5 percent administration target. They urged the President to present a long term economic plan and argued for permanent tax cuts rather than temporary incentives.
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Hot Springs
Carter
Business Council
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Irving S. Shapiro
E.1. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Appalachian Resort
Washington
High Point Schools Face Racial Ratios and Licensing Questions
The Enterprise’s Action Line answers show the high school staff consists of 503 white and 148 black teachers plus coaches, with a 77.27 percent white majority and a 22.73 percent black minority. The city’s 70-30 racial target allows a 15 percent margin, while 1970 census figures show 77.8 percent white and 21.7 percent black.
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High Point City
Anon. A
Jerry Shaver
High Point
Court halts cancer surgery for reluctant patient
An elderly woman in Wadesboro won a temporary court injunction to stop doctors at Dorthea Dix Hospital from performing a planned breast cancer operation. Judge James H. Pou Bailey ordered a hearing in a week to decide if the injunction stands. The patient, Mary C. Jordan, 64, refuses treatment and seeks damages from four doctors and a court official.
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Raleigh
Wake County Superior Court
James H. Pou Bailey
Mary C. Jordan
Wadesboro
Jordan
John A. Decker
Anson County
R. Frank Hightower
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