Senator Bayh Delivers New Charges Against Nominee
Senate debate over Haynsworth deepens as Bayh releases a detailed bill of particulars citing at least three new stock holdings in firms tied to cases before the court. Bayh claims Haynsworth earned gains and may have stakes in Brunswick, Grace Lines, Monsanto, Merck, Olin Mathieson, Carter Greenville Hotel, and Maryland Casualty while participating in related decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Bayh
Haynsworth
Carolina
Wand-A-Matic Co
Hayn
Brunswick Corp
Grace Lines Inc
W. i Grace and Sons
Bayh
Merck
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Taynsworth
Monsanto Corp
Glin Mathie‘son
Olin Mathiasen
Carter
Greenville Community Hotel Corp
Donome
Maryland Casualty
Maryland Casualty Co
Two Marines and Mexican National Die in Separate Crashes
A Camp Pendleton Marine sergeant Timothy M. Whiters 22 of Pasadena was killed after a crash on the San Diego Freeway near La Paz Road. In Lakewood a Mexican worker, identified as Muro, 40, died when a water truck backed over him at Meadow Wood Avenue and Robin Bay Lane.
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Camp Pendleton
Marine Corps
Timothy M. Whiters
Pasadena
South Coast Community Hospital
Pyii
Donaci
Sanchez
San Diego Freeway
la Paz Road
Lakewood
Gilbert Hare
Pico Rivera
Muro
Mexico
Meadow Wood Avenue
Robin Bay Lane
Haro
Long Beach Memorial
Deep Quest sub recovery ends after depth record mission
The Deep Quest recovered a missing object after surfacing reports and a 42 inch arm action by Larry Headlee. The mission set a depth record of 8510 feet for maneuverable subs while retrieving a TLS flag. Crew members included Donald Laney and William K. Woy aboard with Worthington.
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Larry A. Headlee
Locokheed
Deep Quest
Los Angeles International Airport
Worthington
Donald Laney
William K. Woy
Deactivation of 5th Marines Planned at Camp Pendleton
The Fifth Marine Division will deactivate most combat and support units next week with ceremonies on Oct 15 at the area parade grounds. Units not retiring colors will be reconstituted under new designations within Marine Force Pacific, with deactivation by Nov. 30. Discharges or transfers to other divisions expected for personnel.
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Camp Pendleton
UPS
Fifth Marine Division
Ross T. Dwyer
Navy
John Chatter
Mledt Marine Force Pacific
Fire at Data Communications Inc causes $100,000 damage
A chemical fire at the Data Communications Inc electronics plant on 418 Clyd Ave in Mountain View caused about $100,000 damage. Capt. Carl Luckner said the blaze on Wednesday had an unknown cause.
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Mountain View
Carl Luckner
Data Communications Inc
Clyd Ave
Las Vegas Lifts Curfew After West Side Violence
Mayor Oran Grayson met with 12 community leaders to lift a sundown to sunrise curfew in the West Side after three nights of violence. Two killed and 142 arrested as the city returns to calm following a quiet day.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Oran Grayson
Megro
West Side
Sergeants' club scheme tied to Vietnam era profits
The testimony alleges Marederm, a stockholding firm run by sergeants, skimmed funds from club systems in Vietnam with a 97 percent first-year share. It claims profits from the Long Binh clubs and kickbacks from suppliers, plus links to officials and potential Hong Kong operations as investigators pursue irregularities and related cases.
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Ribicoff
Germany
Helling
Marerdem
Clib Systems
Vietnam
Fim
Aburg Brothers Inc
Aburg
Augsburg
Maradem
Narvaex Mateher
William Ww. Higdon
Seymour Liar Bellino
Law
Murodem
Crib
Jfigdon
Freeger
Ist Infantry
Marederm
Mareden
USARV
Long Binh
Belling
Maredem
Marehem
Wooldridge
Army
Pentagon
U.S
Hong Kong
Turner Tase
Nixon
Turner
Drew
Astronaut Anthony Tagland Fails Health Test In Space Chamber
Astronaut Anthony W. Tagland suffered neuralgic symptoms during testing of moon walking equipment in a vacuum chamber. He was placed under 24 hour observation. Officials at the Manned Spacecraft Center say the cause is unknown and the symptoms subsided when pressure returned to normal.
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Space
Houston
Anthony W. Tagland
Manned Spacecraft Center
Attorneys Seek Release for Groppi at Wisconsin Supreme Court
Attorneys for Rev. James Groppi appealed to the Wisconsin Supreme Court to overturn a contempt order by the State Assembly. Groppi, jailed for leading welfare protests at the statehouse, began his second week in Dane County jail as lawyers press a series of maneuvers to nullify the Assembly’s action.
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Madison
Wis
James 4. Firoppi
State Assembly
Wisconsin
Supreme
Cart
Groppi
Assembly
Statehouse
Dune County
Wayward computer prompts fundraising letters across parties
A computer run by the Republican Governor's Association mailed letters soliciting funds for Linwood Holton in Virginia. One letter was mistakenly sent to Democrat Richard J. Hughes of New Jersey. Hughes accused Reagan of authorizing an Irish signature and requested Meyner support.
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Sacramento
Howald Reagan
Leltel
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Trenton
California
Reagan
Republican Governor's Association
Virginia
Linwood
Holton Reagan
Highes
Molton
Hughes
Inquest continues into Kennedy death on Woollen bridge
The inquiry into Miss Kopechne's death, ruled a drowning, moves toward exhumation decisions in Wilkes Barre while Kennedy's lawyers seek disqualification of Edgartown District Judge Boyle and the right to present evidence. Officials defend press access and ground rules as necessary for transparency.
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Washington
Edmund
Dinis
Miss Kopechne
Common Pleas Court
Wilkes- Barre
Kennedy
Edgartown District Vaw
James A. Boyle
Boyle
Talks on Intercept Change Strains Mexico U S Border Plan
Mexico presses for drastic revisions to Operation Intercept as talks with U S officials continue. Mexican officials express displeasure over heavy handed tactics while U S officials note traffic delays and business impact may be less severe than expected. A possible temporary crossing is under study and border cities vow strict enforcement of health and immigration laws.
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Washington
Mexico
U.S
Vernon Hann
Customs
San Ysidro
Ilan
Tijuana
Mexicali
Tecate
Hector Cortes Apane
Juliana
Tijuana Ane
Vecate
Conviction of Antidraft Leafletter Overturned
The California Court of Appeal ruled 1968 that Robert Mandel 23 legally handed out antidraft leaflets on two Oakland high school campuses and protected by the First and Fourteenth Amendments. It reversed an Alameda County Superior Court ruling and ordered a restraining order against proceeding with Mandel’s vagrancy trial.
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San Francisco
State Court of Appeal
Robert Mandel
Oakland
Alameda City
Oakland Piedmont Municipal Court
Mandel
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5Th Marines
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Hurley
Koratron
Harris & Frank
Combined News Services
Richard Sims Jr
John B. Molinari
Lakewood Center
Pepperwood Long Beach
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