Parking Near Controversial Tavern Eyed By Traffic Unit
The city traffic commission, urged by Chief of Police Robert Gillian, weighs parking bans around Grand Central Station at Fourth Street G Avenue and Lee Boulevard. A 90-day zone produced 91 violations with many cars towed. panel favorably considers Fourth Street ban to Lee Boulevard but delays action on G and H avenues.
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City Traffic Commission
Robert Gillian
Fourth Street
G Avenue
Gillian
K. Frank Williams
Williams
Commission
Lee Boulevard
Gordon Heying
Fourth
G. Heying
Jack Atkinson
H Avenues
D Avenues
Sixth Street
John Rogers
American National Bank
Seventh Street
Gore Boulevard
C Avenues
Confidential Information Probe Hits Factual Service Bureau
Federal investigation targets Factual Service Bureau Inc of Chicago amid claims it sold confidential medical, criminal, and tax records to insurers. FBI and IRS probe possible NCIC misuse and wire fraud, while a special IRS unit reviews tax-record confidentiality practices. The Washington Star notes the firm advertised comprehensive medical claim reports.
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Chicago
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Factual Service Bureau Inc
Edward Guterham
National Crime Information Center
Guterham
IRS
The
Washington Star
Factual Service
New Orleans Prosecutor to Receive 1976 DOJ Exceptional Service Award
First Assistant U.S. Attorney Cornelius R. Heusel of New Orleans will receive the Justice Department Exceptional Service Award from Attorney General Edward Levi in Washington. Heusel led the successful investigation of eight export elevators in southern Louisiana connected to grain industry corruption and has secured 67 convictions among 71 indictments.
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Justice Department
U.S
Cornelius R. Heusel
Edward Levi
Washington
D.C
Gerald Gallinghouse
Heusel
Louisiana
FBI
Gallinghouse
Democrats push swift probe into South Korean gifts to congressmen
House Democrats demand immediate investigation into alleged misconduct after reports that members accepted several thousand dollars from South Korean businessman Tongsun Park. Ethics Chairman Flynt says a preliminary inquiry is under way, with Speaker-designate ONeill backing rapid action.
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Washington
House Democrats
Ethics Committee
John J. Flynt
Flynt
House of Representatives
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