Oil lobbyist freed in Inouye campaign case
Claude C. Wild Jr., former Gulf Oil lobbyist, was acquitted of charges that he made an illegal $5,000 contribution to Senator Daniel Inouye’s reelection campaign. The judge ruled the government failed to prove the gift occurred after March 12, 1972, and Wild wept as the verdict was read.
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Claude C. Wild Jr
Gulf Oil
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Wild
U.S. District Court
Joseph C. Waddy
Special Watergate
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Claude Wild
Susan
Inouye
Henry Guigni
Guigni
Imuge
Guishi
Gulf
Washington
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FBI tied to Denver burglary
The Justice Department civil rights division opened an inquiry into a Socialist Workers Party burglary in Denver. An informer named Timothy Redfern claimed a PRI agent seized four cartons of documents before police were notified. FBI records show the party’s Manhattan headquarters suffered over 90 burglaries from 1960 to 1986.
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John Crewdson
New York Times
Washington
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Socialist Workers Party
al Fters
Denver
WBS
Thvestaahon
Austice Department
Timothy Redfern
PRI
J. Stanley Pottinger
Redfern
New York City
Manhattan
FBI
Mystery Price List with Fragmented Totals
Fragmented OCR line shows sums and item prices including 270.05, 109.95, 8199.95, and 129.88 for items such as King Headboard and 5 Drower. No complete context or dates available.
Flickering Base Lights and Walnut Frames with Lucite Panels
Itemized list details lighting and furniture pieces including base lights with flicker, dark walnut frames, smoke Lucite panels, beige fabric shades, and model references. Prices show multiple entries such as 8109.99 and 3919.99, plus small accessory costs.
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