Koreans Leave Return Decision To Park In UPI Report
South Korea signals Park Tong-jin may decide if Tongsun Park returns to the United States to face a 36 count indictment over alleged CIA influence activities. Park fled to London last year and Seoul last month, saying he will not return while tensions persist. President Carter and congressional leaders discussed the case as the House Ethics Committee heard testimony from former Rep. Richard Hanna about payments linked to Park’s rice commissions.
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Eleanor Roosevelt’s final wishes revealed in new book
In excerpts from Mother R Eleanor Roosevelt’s Untold Story, Elliott Roosevelt says his mother asked to have her wrists opened after death to avoid burial alive. She died November 7, 1962 at age 78 after a long illness, with funeral plans noting an oak coffin and evergreen branches.
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State advised against California bank business plan
Banking officials warned California should not pursue state run banks citing failures in 20 attempts nationwide. They said only Bank of North Dakota remains a pure state bank and warned of political interference risking taxpayer funds. The issue centers on 30 to 35 billion dollars in public money invested in various financial entities and securities.
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Public pins energy hopes on technology
Pollster Mervin Field says the public views energy shortages as solvable by tech and business. He notes many Americans doubt a true crisis and see conservation as un-American while trusting that smart people will plug the gap with clean, affordable energy.
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FDA bans use of soda bottle after 20 years of debate
The FDA issued a final order revoking approval for acrylonitrile plastic soft drink bottles used by Coca Cola under the Cycle Safe brand. The decision halts a project seen as a potential billion dollar market and may lead to court action by Monsanto.
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Large Reward Offered to Solve Chinatown Gang Killings
San Francisco Mayor George Moscone announced a 100000 dollar reward for information leading to the conviction of gang members tied to the September 4 Golden Dragon restaurant shootings. The drive aims to halt a cycle of gang killings that has scared off tourists and hurt Chinatown business.
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Griffin Bell to launch comprehensive crime fight
Attorney General Griffin Bell pledged to eliminate all organized crime enterprises on a comprehensive scale, not just case by case. He spoke to the International Downtown Executives Association about a major crackdown on white collar crime, labor racketeering, public corruption, and infiltration.
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Park Service to condemn private land in national parks
The Park Service plans to condemn privately owned land within national parks when owners intend small dwellings or additions that could expand living space or private development. Officials cite nuisance value and strategic location as reasons to accelerate acquisitions and curb private use.
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Yosemite National Park
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PUC rebates bill signed to cover all utility customers
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr signed SB604 expanding utility rebate refunds beyond residential users to include industrial and commercial customers. Backers argued the Public Utilities Commission had held back millions by excluding nonresidential customers after overcharges. The bill follows hearings on who should receive refunds when a utility overcharges customers.
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