Leaks probe targets Rep Edward Derwinski and Zablocki
A Wall Street Journal report identifies Rep Edward Derwinski and Rep John Zablocki as central figures in a leak investigation over whether a diplomat in New York warned South Korea of a defection. The article notes possible involvement by U S intelligence and confirms related testimony and comments from Zablocki and Derwinski.
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Carter Signs Bill Allowing Nations To Swap Inmates
President Carter signed a prisoner exchange bill enabling Americans held in Mexico or Canada to finish sentences in U.S. prisons or return home. The also approved permanent resident status and education benefits for Indochinese refugees, with about 145 000 potential new citizens. Congressional action followed swift ratification by Mexico and Canada.
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Dental records checked in Hoffa skeleton probe
Medical examiners from New York and Pennsylvania began comparing dental records to identify a skeleton found near Honesdale Pennsylvania as former Teamsters president Jimmy Hoffa. The body, about five seven and aged 55 to 60, had extensive gold dental work suggesting wealth. Authorities involved include Wayne County Coroner Robert Jennings and New York Chief Medical Examiner Dominick DiMaio with FBI oversight.
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Weekend forecast: fair skies with mild temperatures
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with highs in the lower 80s and tonight’s lows in the mid 30s. Thursday's high was 78 and overnight low 61. Sunday to Tuesday look for mostly fair skies with highs in the 70s and lows mostly in the 50s.
Patton Picked For U.S. Attorney's Post In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City lawyer Larry Patton was nominated by President Carter to be U S attorney for Oklahoma's Western Judicial District after months of political maneuvering. He faces confirmation as John Green remains acting U S attorney since David Russell's resignation eight months ago.
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Pollution tied to cancer rate in Bay Area
San Francisco AP report cites cancer rates in Los Angeles and San Mateo County far above national averages. Tom Quinn of the Air Resources Board links rising rates to industrial pollution, especially oil refineries, and vows a major cleanup push over the next year.
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Four-Year-Old Killed by Accidental Shot in Oklahoma
In Earlsboro Seminole County a four year old boy Michael Alien Schmidthofer died after an apparently accidental shotgun blast. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Shawnee hospital with a neck wound.
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Housing Chief Quits Position at Lawton Authority
Obert G. Pierce, director of the Lawton Housing Authority for nearly 15 months, has resigned. Sam West, authority chairman, announced the departure after Pierce accepted a job with Northrup Worldwide Aircraft Services. Pierce was appointed July 30, 1976, and is a 31 year Army veteran who previously served at Fort Sill and in veterans affairs in Duncan.
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Panel Deadlocks On Gas Guzzlers
Washington AP report on a House-Senate energy conference deadlock over a Senate plan to ban cars with less than 16 mpg starting 1980. House conferees reject the Senate position while Senate conferees stand firm, pausing negotiations until Monday. Senator Dale Bumpers notes potential break up of the conference.
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