Park ties reveal birthday party talk with Leo Diehl
In congressional testimony Park discussed a party with Leo Diehl, his admin assistant, while O Neill and aides denied phone activity or messages. Gary Hymes said Park was in the office only briefly and Koreans were told he could be reached at O Neill's office. Mrs Thomson’s lawyer cited occasional calls for Park in leadership offices and attempts to locate him in O Neill’s office.
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Texas Plans Poison Injection in Electric Chair
MUNTSVILLE Texas officials confirm death penalty in Texas will use a chemical injection in the electric chair replacing electric current. The exact drug or mix is undecided awaiting decisions by September 12, before the 33 year old Howard Finest King is slated for execution.
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Carter to grant 34 million federal workers a pay raise
President Carter signaled a pay rise for 34 million federal workers in October but hasn't fixed the amount. He weighs an across the board 7.05 percent, an 8.8 percent council recommendation, and another proposal from the Federal Pay Advisory Committee. The Civil Service Commission estimates 7.05 percent would cost $3.4 billion. the 8.8 percent plan adds about $850 million. A decision will be announced before October.
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County Board Backs Tax Cut With Federal Revenue Hope
The board voted to include 19.7 million dollars in federal revenue in the budget to lower the tax rate further. Some members admitted they were gambling since the revenue source lacks congressional approval, though legislation is seen as likely after Labor Day. If Congress fails, the county would face a deep hole and major service cuts.
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South Gate Man Found Murdered In Huntington Park
A 4 year old man, Augustine A. Aragon of South Gate, was found murdered and robbed in Huntington Park near Saturn and Santa Fe avenues. He had been stabbed repeatedly. Two telephone company workers discovered the body between construction equipment. Police identified the victim and launched an investigation into the robbery murder.
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Plan approves school integration in San Bernardino district
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Paul Egly ordered the San Bernardino school district to implement a voluntary integration plan by February, shortening the planned timeline by a year. He rejected the need for another year of planning and required a contingency mandatory busing plan for elementary schools to be filed by February 24.
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Kids may become U S energy cops stockaled
President Carter's administration weighs a Youth Energy Program that would enlist high school volunteers to survey homes for energy use. Volunteers would assess exteriors first and report a score before requesting entry to inspect interiors for conservation data.
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Voyager 2 Nearing Jupiter Ahead of Launch Readiness
Voyager 2 moves toward the outer solar system after early problems. A Cape Canaveral meeting will review issues as Voyager 1 and 2 prepare launch readiness tests. The craft will photograph Jupiter and study its atmosphere radiation and temperature on the way to Saturn Uranus and beyond.
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Alioto Divorce Granted in San Francisco Case
Former San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto, 60, won a divorce from his wife of 36 years. Judge Pfotenhauer also ruled Alioto not in contempt of court over spending alleged to violate a restraining order. The couple has been separated since 1975 and details of property division remain undecided.
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Family in collision identified in Cypress chase death
Tuesday police released names of a Cypress family killed when a patrol car chasing a speeder struck their vehicle. Mrs Ada Lor raine McBrayer 30 and daughter Dawn Charmane Wallace died. Husband Jack Lafon McBrayer 27 and son Eric James Wallace 6 were hospitalized in serious condition. Officer Charles Vandevort 36 drove the patrol car with lights and siren. crash happened at Walker Street and Ball Road after a red light violation.
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