Rockefeller prepares revised fortune figure for vice presidential hearings
Nelson A Rockefeller will reveal a financial statement higher than the initial $33 million. The document will include trusts for his father, wife, and six children, plus art and real estate holdings projected to exceed earlier values.
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Magnuson Wins Big in Washington Primary
UPI reports Sen Warren G Magnuson swept the Democratic nomination in Washington State with an early tally of 31 956 to 2 232 for challenger John Frye Par trie Metcalf led over Jesse Chiang for the Republican nod with 11 828 and 2 974 votes respectively.
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Scott scores delay in VP confirmation
Washington reports Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott accuses the House of sloth and apathy delaying Nelson Rockefeller's vice presidency confirmation. Scott suspects the House seeks to prevent campaigning until after selection day, prompting sharp House replies as hearings loom.
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Firm chief fined for illegal Nixon funding
LBC & Wine chief William Lyles Sr and the architectural design firm were fined for illegal campaign contributions to Nixon in 1972. Lyles pleaded guilty to devising a bonus system to funnel at least $7,000 to three Nixon committees, earning a $2,000 and the company $5,000 fine. The case notes no direct link to contract awards, with possible two year prison maximum for Lyles.
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William Lyles Sr
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LBC & W Inc
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Special Prosecutor
Handicapped Week Observed By Ford Urges Action
President Ford urged Americans to better use the skills of disabled persons as Handicapped Week was proclaimed for October 6 to 42. He called for national effort to employ and integrate disabled people.
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