House OKs penalties for foreign business bribery
The House approved a bill punishing US corporations that bribe foreign officials with fines up to 1 million dollars and officers up to five years in prison. The measure, drafted after broad bribery revelations, now goes to President Carter for signature amid Senate approval and hearings citing over 300 firms involved.
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Lawyers Probe Illegal FBI Conduct Quit In Dispute With Bell
Justice Department lawyers probing alleged FBI misconduct quit after a clash with Attorney General Griffin Bell over indictments. The task force had sought more cases but will focus on John J. Kearney, former New York FBI supervisor, whose April indictment covers conspiracy wiretapping and mail opening related to Weather Underground surveillance.
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Bell cites four to five FBI head candidates
Attorney General Griffin Bell says he has four or five new candidates in mind for FBI director including a university professor and a top lawyer. He notes Judge Frank M. Johnson asked to withdraw his nomination due to health, and adds Kelley will stay on until a successor is named.
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