Lockheed chief quizzed again in Japan payoff case
A. Carl Kotchian, former Lockheed chief, faced anew questions after a 16 hour interview with Asahi Shimbun. Probes in Tokyo seek details on a $2 million flow from Lockheed through Marubeni to six Liberal Democratic Party officials, and on ties with Kodama and Nakasone.
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Lockheed Exec
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T. Sato
Lockheed Alperafi Corp
A. Carl Kotchian
Asahi Shimbun
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Tokyo
Lockheed
Marubeni Trading Co
Liberal Democratic Party
Kotehjan
Asahi
Yoshio Kodama
Liberal Democrat Party
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Uranium Laundering Scheme Involving Taiwan Reported
An Australian official suggested selling uranium to Taiwan via the United States as a middleman to evade Australian law, implying cartel involvement by uranium producers. California PUC member Leonard Ross cited notes from an August 7, 1972, meeting.
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United States
California
Leonard Ross
California Public Utilities Commission
Mlc
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Australian Atomic Energy Commission
U.S.A
Australia
H.G. Melouney
Mary Kathleen Uranium
MKU
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Melouney
Canada
South Africa
France
Alquist halts bid to sell governor mansion in California
California Senator Alfred Alquist states he will not pursue passage of a bill authorizing the state to sell the new governor’s mansion near Sacramento. Governor Jerry Brown opposes the bill and the mansion remains controversial as the 1975 76 session ends, with the project facing further amendments to address objections.
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U.S. Justice Department
Tokyo
Kotehlan
U.S. District Court
Kenneth Chantry
Kotehian
Fromiur
Capitol
Sacramento
Alfred Alquist
D-San Jose
Nor's Mansion
Alquist
Assembly
Vale
Gov. Brown
American River
Ronald Reagan
Brown
Assembly OKs revived malpractice bill with doctor owned insurers
SACRAMENTO AP The Assembly approved a revived medical malpractice bill offering doctor owned insurers exemptions from state requirements if they meet minimum contributions. Author Assemblyman Fred Chel D Lang Beach expects Gov Brown to sign. Brown vetoed a similar measure earlier. Critics say it fixes costs while CMA says it offers short term protection. the measure sets 20000 per doctor and 10000000 total contributions. The bill advances to Senate concurrence before Brown can sign.
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Fred Chel
D-Lang Beach
Brown
California Medical Association
Che
Howard Berman
Beverly Hills
Senate and Assembly back coast bill package split
California lawmakers advanced parts of the coast bill package. The Senate approved AB2948 and AB2944 provisions while a nearly 1.5 million appropriation for the Coastal Zone Conservation Commission for early 1977 moved to the Assembly for final action. If enacted, the Coast Commission becomes a permanent state agency on January 1.
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Sacramento
California
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Jerry Smith
Saratoga
Brown
Gay
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