Korea probes link between South Korea and U S political gifts
Investigators report Korean national Tongsun Park donated nearly $4,900 to John Ademas and $1,000 to William Broomfield with Edwards and silane cited as involved. Park also turned over $22,500 in canceled checks to Richard Hanna in 1973 and 1974. Officials say Park denies government direction of gifts, while evidence suggests a network of Seoul agents sought to influence U S actions on Korean interests.
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Reliamn
Broomfield
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Silane
Park Al&o
Cornelius. Gallagher
Bn.j
Richard Hanna
D-Calif
Department of Justice
Hanna
Park Chang Lee
Tongsun Park
Washington
Seoul
Blue House
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
Hahm Pyong Cheon
Asst
Arthur Hummel
State Department
Elaine Edwards
Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
U.S
Moon links Unification Church to Korean CIA probe
Federal investigators study whether Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church in the United States is financed by South Korea's CIA as part of a broad effort to advance Korean interests. A 1989 meeting in the Korean palace involved Moon associates, a CIA official, and Park Chung-hee allies. The probe cites Moon Park ties, a Bank shareholding, and past front organizations, with IRS and Federal Reserve scrutiny ongoing.
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Unification Church of
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Central Intelligence Agency
United States
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Moon
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Tongsun Park
Park Chung-hee
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Unification Church
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Bo Ti Tak
Boon
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Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
California Democrats Predict Carter Loss in State Race
California Democrats, noting polls show a dead heat, expect Jimmy Carter to lose California’s 45 electoral votes on Tuesday. Analysts cite pessimism among leaders like Gov. Brown allies and San Francisco Mayor Moscone, while Ford gains traction in Michigan with United Auto Workers funding.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manatt
George Moscone
San Francisco
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Michigan
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United Auto Workers
Johnson
Terry O’connell
Ford urges restraint on reprocessing and urges new controls
The Nuclear Policy Review Group prepared background for Ford outlining seven measures including two options on reprocessing. The report urged reducing reliance on reprocessing for plutonium, developing alternative fuel technologies, and urged the U.S. and allies to limit export of reprocessing tech. It called for expanded uranium fuel supply, international nuclear controls, a review of export policies, and long-term nuclear waste storage safeguards.
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U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Canada
West Germany
France
Britain
Death ferry captain nearly legally drunk in crash
New Orleans coroner says ferry skipper Egidio Auletta was almost legally drunk when the George Prince collided with the tanker Frosta on October 20. Autopsy shows blood alcohol at .09 percent as 78 feared dead with 6 missing. 18 survivors. Recovery continues upriver near New Orleans.
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Frank Minyard
Minyard
Egidio Auletta
Louisiana
George Prince
Frosta
Destrehan
Luling
Bank raid suspects crash on Artesia Freeway chase
Orange County police arrested John Allen Jackson and Gloria Hu after a high speed pursuit across the Santa Ana and Artesia Freeways. The car sideswiped three vehicles near Valley Vista and overturned on an embankment. Hu and Jackson suffered minor injuries. a handgun and $1,500 were recovered.
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Orange County
Buena Park
Anaheim
Ron Girk
John Allen Jackson
E. 81St
Los Angeles
Gloria Hu
Gardena Blvd
Gardena
Girk
Ed Dougherty
Santa Ana
Dougherty
Valley Vit
Jackson
Editor slain in custody dispute sparks arrest in Mexico
A six year old man was arrested in Mexico in connection with the shooting death of Frederick Johnston, assistant city editor of the Ventura County Star Free Press. Authorities said Ruben Johnson, held by immigration and to be extradited, allegedly shot Johnston during a Sept. custody dispute over Estevan, the suspect's two year old son. The editor, Estevan's godfather, confronted Johnson Sept. 13 under a Ventura County Superior Court order. Johnston was killed as they argued. A separate report notes burglars stole $1,035 worth of sound equipment from Beach City Service Company at 4732 E Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach.
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Ruben Johnson
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Firestone
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