Bribery probe moving as Thomson denies role
Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell told House members the Justice Department’s Korean bribery investigation is about 80 percent complete with a few cases ready for possible indictments. Benjamin Civiletti said the grand jury meets twice weekly and that decisions on indictments could come in the near future, with efforts to conclude the probe in early fall. Suzi Park Thomson, once tied to ex-Speaker Carl Albert, was granted immunity and denied any involvement in the scandal.
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Oil Blamed for Sharp June Trade Deficit Rise
The U S trade deficit jumped to a record 2.8 billion in June from May as oil imports surged to 3.9 billion. Exports fell to 10.1 billion while imports rose 11 percent, with analysts noting the high priced foreign oil pressure. Frank Wheil warned in Bonn that it could take a decade to restore balance.
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Guerrilla groups claim Ethiopian gains amid arms shift to Somalia
Guerrilla spokesmen report Eritrean secessionists control Agordat and Asmara area with routes to Sudan, while Western Somali Liberation Front says it seized Galadi Dhudub Boq and Demerijob in Ogaden. U S and Britain offer defensive weapons to Somalia as Soviet-backed Ethiopian forces fight on.
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Global talks target nuclear test ban open this fall
Western diplomats say U S Soviet and British arms experts have built enough common ground to begin full negotiations in October on a total nuclear test ban. Exploratory talks began July 13 and were to end Wednesday, with more talks anticipated this fall.
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Public Remarks Deny Bribe Allegations on Capitol Hill
The ethics panel continues its probe into a South Korean matter as she releases a written statement the first since the investigation began last year. She refused to testify privately, insisting on public testimony and declaring she has no knowledge of any bribes or payoffs on Capitol Hill.
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Vatican Grants US Catholics Communion in the Hand Option
Rome authorizes American Catholics to receive Communion in the hand if desired, with diocesan implementation and required instruction. The change, not a doctrinal shift, follows a June approval by US bishops and aims for a November 20 start, joining about 50 countries already adopting the practice.
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Carter Urges Quick Action on Clean Air Amendments
President Carter demands new auto pollution amendments by August 5 and warns of an industry shutdown if Congress delays. Speaker O'Neill may delay the August recess to push for rapid passage while conferees complete work, leaving 1978 vehicle standards uncertain.
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