Lax Security By House Panel Described
Washington reports that the House Intelligence Committee faced lax security as top secret papers sat in desks and copies were made for staff files. The Ethics Committee probes into who leaked a secret CIA report to CBS’s Daniel Schorr continued with testimony about unsecured materials and restricted access.
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UPI
House Year Committee
Committee
House Ethics Committee
Congressional Intelligence
CBS
Daniel Schorr
James Oliphant
CIA
Oliphant
Schorr
Intelligence Committee
House
Ford
Kidnap Case Shifts Focus to Suburban San Francisco Area
Police pursue suspects linked to a Chowchilla style kidnapping of 26 school children and their bus driver. The search centers on affluent Atherton and nearby suburbs as investigators consider the role of wealthy youths in a thrill seeking cult. Authorities say warrants must be issued in Madera or Alameda counties with the victims freed after 16 hours.
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Calif
UPI
Atherton
Fred Newhall Woods III
California Rock and Gravel Co
Livermore
Woods
Fred Newhall Woods
McDonald
Madera
Alameda County
Sacramento Bee
Fresno Bee
San Mateo County
San Mateo
San Leandro Alameda County
Tom Houchins
Alameda
Lowell Jensen
Bates
Chowchilla
Jim Dunbar
Portola Valley
Ed Bates
Madera County
Bomb threats and arrest shock Las Vegas amid extortion notes
A former mental patient, William J. Drury, 35, was arrested at the Nevada Test Site runway after police say he left extortion notes threatening atomic destruction unless $8 million was paid. He had stolen a taxi, was captured by test site guards, and jailed in Nye County after being returned from Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
William Joseph Drury
Nye County Sheriff's Deputies
Drury
Chicago
Savings and Loan Office
Riviera
McCarran
Camp Desert Rock
Where I Stand Hank Greenspun
A personal column notes the author travels for editorial work with his wife along, discussing the IRS rules on travel write-offs. It highlights Don Reynolds of the Review-Journal as a travel expense expert and mentions Barbara Greenspun’s Wimbledon trip for SUN readers. Jimmy Connors is cited as a Wimbledon entrant and Caesar’s traveling pro.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Tahiti
Istanbul
Las Vegas
Don Reynolds
The
Review-Journal
Barbara
SUN
London
Jimmy Connors
Caesar's
Federal judge orders HEW to enforce Title VI in 46 districts
UPI report says Judge John J. Sirica ordered enforcement actions and timetables for 46 northern and western school districts over Civil Rights Act violations. He faulted HEW for delays up to eight years and divided districts into groups for enforcement or investigation. The decision targets districts including Los Angeles Rochester N Y Richmond Calif Chicago Princeton Ohio and others. Civil rights attorney Joseph Rauh Jr. welcomed the ruling.
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UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
US District Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Joseph Rauh Jr
HEW
Los Angeles
Rochester
N.Y
Richmond
Calif
Chicago
Jeffersonville
Ind
Princeton
Ohio
Congress
Nevada official warns California gamble could hurt industry
Bob Cahill of the Nevada Resort Association says California entering casino gambling could spell trouble, while New Jersey or New York pose little fear. He notes Nevada dominates with California customers and criticizes heavy gross revenue taxes as harsh but unlikely to change. The executive director cites profit squeezes despite rising business and asserts Nevada’s control and experience remain unmatched.
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UPI
New Jersey
New York
Nevada
California
Atlantic City
Miami Beach
Bob Cahill
Nevada Resort Association
Las Vegas
Cahill
University of Nevada, Reno
Las Vegas Strip
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Ed Ray
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Dairyland Union School
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Upifoto
Hank Greenspun
Paul Price
Joe Delaney
Dr. Thesteson
Ann Landers
Vista
Golden State Gaming
England
Bahamas
Dihan
Fremont
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