Scott dodges questions on Gulf gifts in deposition
Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania disputed sworn testimony that he received a Gulf 6431 Corp retainer and did not deny cash payments of 10,000 a year from a Gulf lobbyist. Wright’s deposition notes payments from 1973 through 1975 and a shift to biennial 5,000 cash disbursements, with Scott denying corporate funds and labeling the term retainer as inaccurate. He defended his past statements about funds supporting campaigns or office matters and said he would stand by them.
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Specter Launches Bid for Scott Seat in Philadelphia
Former Philadelphia district attorney Arlen Specter announced on Monday his plan to seek the Republican nomination for the seat held by Scott. The move sets up a high profile bid in the party primary as Specter positions himself for a statewide or national role.
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Two cabinet members named in boycott suit
A group of 25 Democratic House members filed a federal suit accusing Commerce Secretary Morton and Interior Secretary Kleppe of aiding an illegal Arab boycott against U.S. firms with Israel ties or Jewish ownership. The suit alleges nonfeasance and misfeasance in export law enforcement and accuses Kleppe of approving procurement certifications that omit boycott lists. Rep. Robert F. Drinan said the action seeks to expose administration complicity in the boycott.
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Communists Endorse Right of Nations to Choose System
The French and Italian Communist parties on Monday endorsed the right of every nation to select its political system without outside interference. The声明 appeared aimed at distancing their groups from hardliners in their ranks and in the Kremlin.
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