Byrd enters 1976 race amid crowded Democratic field
Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia, a top Senate power, announces plans to enter the May 11 West Virginia Democratic primary as the 11th candidate and keeps options open on other states. Reagan campaigns in Florida as Ford aides attack his budget plan, while Byrd’s background and rise in Senate leadership are noted.
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Searle Firm Admits Bribes in Foreign Deals
Searle & Co admitted paying over 1.3 million dollars to officials of foreign governments to secure overseas business. The scheme, disclosed to the SEC, yielded about 11.5 million in revenue and was hidden as marketing expenses.
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