FEC release reviews 245 cases on campaign violations and scope
The FEC released files on 245 cases showing where it acted or declined to investigate possible campaign finance violations. It notes limited jurisdiction and staff constraints, with many cases still under inquiry. Names include Monsanto and figures tied to Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, with references to related news reports and potential legal issues.
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FEC Records Show Delayed Probes and Nonactions on Campaign Funds
The Federal Election Commission faced delays and limited actions in several cases. It cites no investigation into alleged pressure on executives, notes a 1875 inquiry lapse, and recounts disputes over foreign contributions. In Armco, the panel deemed admissions vague and within statute limits, while civil suits pursued missing finance reports but enforcement remained inconsistent.
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Monsanto
Fiskenald
New Times
Bentsen
FEC
Raporter
Armco
Wall Street Journal
Steel Company
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Army probes why Black GIs receive more bad discharges
The Army announced a study after reporting that black enlisted men receive a disproportionate share of less than honorable discharges. The annual affirmative action report cites rising Black prisoner representation and gaps in minority officer staffing, noting 4248 Black enlisted men got undesirable or dishonorable discharges in 1975.
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Washington
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