Jaworski probes bribes as ethics hearing opens
UPI reports Leon Jaworski, famed Watergate prosecutor, returns as special counsel to the House Ethics Committee. He eyes alleged payments by Seoul agents to congressional members, aiming to expose high level wrongdoing and seek accountability. The hearing echoes Watergate era scenes with TV crews and familiar faces.
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Texas
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Schleyer Predicted He Would Be Terrorists Victim
Hanns Martin Schleyer the 62 year old industrialist and longtime head of West Germany's Federal Employers Association was kidnapped by terrorists and found slain in Mulhouse France. Born in Offenburg he joined the Nazi party and SS before later rising at Daimler Benz to top leadership and becoming a leading anti union voice in Bonn.
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Czechoslovakia
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Frankfurt
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Cologne
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Heidelberg
Innsbruck University
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Prague
Hitler
Daimler-Benz Organization
Baden- Wuerttemberg
Assn
Helmut Schmidt
Social Democratic Party
Prince Charles defends George III during Chicago goodwill tour
Britain's Prince Charles says King George III was a good man who cared about people as he begins a 12 day American goodwill visit in Chicago. Amy Carter turns 10 with a pumpkin cake and a private Frankenstein showing at the White House. Justice Dept weighs John Mitchell hip surgery petition. Fawcett family sues ABC-TV for 2 million over an alleged defamatory skit. Professor Chan notes few students accurately named world capitals. Maj. Gen. George Patton III relinquishes Fort Hood command and is reassigned to West Germany.
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UPI
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West Germany
Psychiatrist Harold Kaufman Returns to Jazz at Rogue and Jar
Harold Kaufman a Harvard trained psychiatrist and Georgetown lecturer runs Harold's Rogue and Jar a Washington jazz saloon. He mixes practice with music teaching Sunday nights inviting top players while reflecting on jazz as spontaneous creation. The piece notes his career in law psychiatry and music.
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Washington
National Institute For Mental Health
Georgetown University
Harold Kaufman
Capitol Hill
Harold
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