Former Gulf employee testifies on large campaign contributions
Arthur Harris, a 34 year Gulf veteran, says he wired over 200000 in what he believed were Gulf funds to Mayors and congressmen in Pennsylvania including Milton Shapp and H John Heinz III. He says contributions came from Gulf staff and were funneled by Claude Wild Jr. He notes pressure on employees to attend political dinners and that his largest single gift was 25000 to Richard Caliguiri.
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Washington
UPI
Gulf
U.S. District Court
Pennsylvania
Arthur Harris
Milton Shapp
H. John Heinz III
R-Pa
Hugh Scott
Scott
Harris
Frank M. Clark
D-Pa
William S. Moorhead
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Claude Wild Jr
Pittsburgh
Richard Caliguiri
Joan Little Surrenders to Resume Prison Sentence
Joan Little, a black woman freed earlier, surrendered in Raleigh on Friday night and was taken to Women's Prison to resume her sentence for breaking and entering. Authorities earlier alerted Miss Little after her 1974 conviction appeal was rejected by the State Supreme Court.
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Raleigh, N.C
UPI
Joan Little
Women’s Prison
Miss Little
Beaufort County
State Supreme Court
Durham County
Clarence Alligood
Alligood
Bessie Cherry
Mrs. Cherry
Durham
State Women’s Prison
Remains of Three American Pilots to be Handed Over
A UPI report says three missing American pilots from Vietnam era will have their remains delivered to a congressional delegation in Hanoi next week. Lt. Cdr. Jesse Taylor Jr., Lt. Col. Crosley James Fitton, and Capt. Dwight Perry are identified as the dead men. The delegation, led by Rep. G V Montgomery, will seek identification progress and discuss reciprocal steps. The group will also visit Vientiane to discuss missing personnel in Laos.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
United Nations
Cdmr
Jesse Taylor Jr
Los Alamitos
Calif
Crosley James Fitton
Hartford
Conn
Dwight Perry
Gallatin
Tenn
North Vietnam
Taylor
Fitton
Perry
House
Rep
G.V. Montgomery
Dmiss
House Select Committee On
Hanoi
United States
U.S
Vientiane
Laos
U.N. High Commission For Refugees
Joint Casualty Resolution Center
Samae San
Montgomery
Paul N. Maey Jr
R-Calif
Richard Ottinger
D-N.y
Benjamin A. Gilman
R-N.y
Attorneys claim no positive identifications in Knight slaying lineups
Philadelphia defense lawyers say suspects Salvatore Soli and Steven Malono did not receive clear identifications from lineups for the murder of John S. Knight III. Dr. John McKinnon and wife reportedly could not pick a definite suspect. witnesses varied on which lineup member they recalled. Malono faces Camden murder charges in Isias Melendez case.
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Philadelphia
UPI
John S. Knight III
Salvatore Soli
Steven Malono
Philadelphia Detention Center
Knight
Philadelphia Daily News
John S. Knight
Knight-Ridder
Nino V. Tinari
Soli
John McKinnon
Rosemary
New Haven
Conn
Dorchester
Tinari
Dr. McKinnon
Malono
Camden
N.J
Isias
Felix
Melendez
Pine Hill
Mini Railroad Delights Kids at Pittsburgh Planetarium Exhibit
At the Buhl Planetarium in Pittsburgh the 1975 76 miniature railroad and village draws families for a sizeable display. Charles Bowdish designed the complex village set in early 1900s Pennsylvania life with moving figures and lit scenery. Attendance last year topped 133000 and is expected to exceed 145000 as the exhibit runs to February end.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Buhl Planetarium
Institute of Popular Science
Charles Bowdish
Brookville
Pennsylvania
Jim Glass
Buhl
Joseph Bures
Bures
Ford vetoes $45 billion antibusing appropriations bill
President Ford vetoed a $45 billion rest package that would curb HEW desegregation enforcement by limiting school busing beyond the nearest district. He called it excessive spending and warned it would add about 8 000 federal jobs. House to decide override on Jan 27.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
HEW
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor Department
House
National Cancer Institute
Aries to Pisces weekly horoscope and Arizona Medicaid debate
The Carroll Righter horoscope advises home harmony and careful spending across zodiac signs with tips on finances, patience, and manners for the Christmas period. In Phoenix, Maricopa County Supervisor Henry Haws urges Gov. Castro to repeal Arizona Medicaid, citing $110 million first-year costs and expected 300 percent cost rises, with repeal likely to be debated in 1976.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa
Henry Haws
Raul Castro
Arizona
Haws
Board of Supervisors
Carson Airport Firm Faces Lease Hearing Over Complaints
Carson City officials schedule a January hearing on Nevada Aero Inc accusations against Carson-Tahoe Aviation. The suit claims Unicom radio failures hinder pilot communication and that the firm operates without proper licensing while soliciting business and harassing a rival flight service.
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Carson City
UPI
Carson Board of Supervisors
Nevada Aero Inc
Carson- Tahoe Aviation
Nevada Aero
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