RepublicansdenounceAlbert payroll probe amid Hays scandal
House subpoenas probe Wayne Hays payroll sex scandal draw GOP fire as John Rhodes blasts Carl Albert for naming only three Democrats to study payroll. Rhodes plans bipartisan panel, while FBI probes purchases abroad and Hastings staff records are turned over to a federal grand jury.
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Harris Becomes Democratic Nominee in California Race
David Harris, 30, ex- Vietnam era activist and former Rolling Stone reporter, wins the Democratic primary to face Republican Rep. Paul McCloskey. Harris, jailed 20 months over the draft protests, argues his time in jail marks him as ready for Washington, while his district includes Stanford and affluent Bay Area suburbs. He promotes stripping McCloskey of his antiwar image and discusses his past, including custody of his son Gabriel. He notes his campaign treats his prison record as an asset.
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