U S will not cancel Lockheed loan guarantee plan
Washington AP The federal government will not cancel its 250 million loan guarantee program for Lockheed Aircraft Corp despite disclosures of improper payments and bribes to foreign officials. The Emergency Loan Guarantee Board said future improper payments could trigger default and barred funds outside normal corporate channels. Rep Harrington urged termination but the board noted repayments totaling 35 million this year and remaining guarantees of 160 million with a possible 40 million more by year end.
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Immunity sought for Lockheed executives in payoff case
In Los Angeles a federal judge pressed a request to grant immunity to Lockheed Corp executives A H Elliott and John W Litter as U S and Japanese prosecutors briefed the court. The proceedings, held behind closed doors, include depositions in the international payoff inquiry.
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Extension asked on bone-bit ban in meat
Consumer groups urged a federal judge to extend an injunction blocking the Agriculture Department regulations that allow mechanical deboning. The process adds bone particles to meats like bologna and hot dogs, a concern raised after a temporary restraining order was issued last week.<!--
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