Lockheed scapegoat claim sparks renewed payoff scandal debate
A. Carl Kotchian, former Lockheed president, says the company was used as a scapegoat in the international reform push. He recalls the 1970s overseas payoffs, notes no American law violations, and argues the game was played abroad to keep Lockheed competitive.
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New York
Carl Kotchian
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
Kotchian
Daniel Haughton
U.S
Palm Springs
Calif
Japan
United States
The
Saturday Review
Tokyo
Marubeni
Kakuei Tanaka
Kidnap case unfolds as defendant held without bond
Wilfred Arthur Bannister appeared in Sarasota judge Friday facing charges of kidnapping and involuntary sexual battery in the abduction of Girl Scout Charlotte Grosse. He was ordered held without bond as prosecutors pursue the case.
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Wilfred Arthur
Rusty) Bannister
Charlotte Grosse
Sarasota
Fla
Brown says SALT talks must not block cruise missile plans
Defense Secretary Harold Brown states any U.S.–Soviet arms pact must not hinder deploying air launched cruise missiles on strategic bombers. He notes a 1500 mile range target and that Carter’s decision to scrap the B1 and arm B52s with cruise missiles will save billions while Pentagon weighs DC 10 and 747 carriers.
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Washington
Defense
Harold Brown
United States
Tass
Carter
U.S.A
Pentagon
Bluegrass festival turns into Plains Klan rally
In Plains Georgia a planned bluegrass festival was replaced by a Ku Klux Klan rally after the Klan filed for a permit as a “music and patriotic display activity.” Grand Wizard Bill Wilkinson announced the event for Saturday night while police noted the permit had been slipped past city officials.
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Carter
Plains
Bill Wilkinson
Invisible Empire
Billy McClung
McClung
Power structure in Lincoln shown by two views
The Lincoln Journal surveys reveal two power pictures: a public view ranking Helen Boosalis first, with notable differences in Police Chief George Hansen, Bob Devaney, and Gov. Exon. An inside poll of 105 knowledgeable locals highlights how insiders and the public perceive influence differently, and why Osborne and Devaney appear in outsiders’ lists.
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Lincoln Journal
Selection Research, Inc
Helen Bousalis
George Hansen
University of Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Journal
J. J. Exon
SRI
Devaney
Nebraska
Tom Osborne
Osborne
Exon
Boosalis
Lincoln Power Club
Warren Weber
Jack Hart
J. C. Penney Pre Fourth Sale Downtown Lincoln
J C Penneys advertises a store wide sale ahead of Independence Day with savings available Thursday Friday and Saturday at the downtown Lincoln location Adv
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J. C. Penneys
Lincoln
Adv
New finds expand search for continent's first human
The New York Times recounts shifts in the dating of early American arrival. New discoveries over the last five years challenge the 12,000 year dogma, with claims of 29,000 to over 70,000 year old sites in North America, and controversial estimates like 120,000 years.
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North America
Bering Land Bridge
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N.M
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Clovis Man
Lewisville
Tex
Old Crow River
Yukon
California
del Mar
Santa Rosa Island
Santa Barbara
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