Jaworski Takes Over Koreas Influence Probe on Capitol Hill
Former Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski assumes control of the House ethics committee inquiry into alleged Korean influence buying. He pledges thoroughness over haste, aims to brief staff, and expects possible public hearings with some testimony in closed sessions. Also reports births in Audrain County as two families welcome new children, Joseph Michael Dubbert and Tony Wayne Smith, with full familial details.
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Contract Avert Phone Strikes Across Nation
Agreements reached in weekend bargaining averted most local telephone strikes nationwide. Walkouts persisted in Virginia Michigan and New England as CWA IBEW and Bell teams settled with Western Electric Pacific Northwest Bell and Indiana Bell.
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Lobbyists Work On Consumer Bill In Congress Recess
Lobbyists from both sides press undecided House members during a month long recess to win support for a bill to create a federal consumer protection agency. The Nickel Campaign has delivered 40000 nickels with pre agency letters to show taxpayer support while the U S Chamber of Commerce urges local leaders to oppose. The measure would empower a consumer agency to represent the public before regulators.
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Two Women Found Slain In Cape
Cape Girardeau Missouri police report the bound and murdered bodies of Mrs. Mary Parsh aged 58 and her 27 year old daughter Brenda found in their home. Brenda Parsh a Milwaukee model was Miss Southeast Missouri 1970 and Miss Bootheel 1969. A small caliber bullet was found in Mrs. Parsh and foul play is suspected as a family acquaintance likely responsible. The elder Parsh had moved from St Louis to Milwaukee recently and a neighbor discovered the bodies after a telephone call from another daughter in St Louis.
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President backs Lance despite ongoing banking probe
President Carter expresses personal confidence in Budget Director nominee Bert Lance but cautions he will quit if investigators find improprieties. ABC News interview aired after Treasury probes into loans Lance obtained as a Georgia banker. New York Times reports broadened inquiries into loans to Lance family and associates and a prior renewal agreement. IRS agents reportedly reviewing supervision of Lance connected banks.
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Slurry Sealing Schedule Changed for City of Mexico
City of Mexico updates slurry sealing plan listing Tuesday work on Robin Hood and Dorcas streets and Friday work on Hazel Place. Also scheduled are Wednesday and Thursday seal jobs on Breckenridge, Missouri, Coal and related streets. An official, who declined identification, noted potential changes if Lance leaves. Federal Reserve announced limited trading of 195 stocks including National Bank of Georgia with 50 percent loan cap on purchases.
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Carter Tells Kissinger Policy Continues Ford Start
President Carter said his administration will continue the Ford era foreign policy in Southern Africa the Middle East China and Panama. He told Kissinger he spoke with Gerald Ford earlier and stressed a bipartisan approach as he prepares to meet Israeli and Arab foreign ministers to push toward a Geneva peace conference. A dental patient grumbled about a $20 tooth pull.
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