Lockheed boat gift tied to sales concession probe
Lockheed Aircraft Corp in Burbank told the SEC it sought to give an expensive boat as a sales concession to a domestic corporate customer. The boat ties to a $426,000 overseas slush fund, two foreign subsidiaries, bearer checks, and a canceled deal that never closed.
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Gold-sale agreement aims to aid poorest nations
U S Treasury Secretary William Simon said a deal on two IMF issues was reached. The plan includes selling 25 tons of IMF gold to fund a lending pool for the world’s poorest nations and a realignment keeping U S voting power at 20 percent.
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NRC Chief says 1985 nuclear plant plan on track
William Anders, head of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, denied reports of delays in building 200 plants ordered by President Ford. He said the program to boost nuclear power as an oil alternative is on schedule and will lift nuclear share from about 7 percent now to 20 to 25 percent by 1985.
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