Mistress on payroll fuels Hays probes in Congress
United States Representative Wayne L. Hays faces possible House Ethics scrutiny after accusations by Elizabeth Ray that she was kept on the payroll as his mistress. Ray described a plush office and limited work, while Hays denied the charges as he canceled a trip to England to receive a Magna Carta replica for the Bicentennial.
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Detention facility walkout postponed in Ohio
MASSILLON Ohio AP Employees at the Indian River School for youthful felons postponed a threatened walkout after administrators pledged action on understaffing and safety. Only 35 of 122 workers at the maximum security facility voted, with committees to gather more data on conditions and staffing. Major issues cited include inadequate staffing, limited rehabilitation programs for 188 youths, and attacks by youths on staff. Heffelfinger said no further meetings are planned this month.
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Kissinger Visits Sweden Amid Demonstrations and Diplomacy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrives in Stockholm to assess postwar relations with Sweden. A massive antiwar protest greeted him, then dispersed as his plane landed. Swedish Prime Minister Palme helped ease ties, with both governments restoring relations to a friendly level. Kissinger stressed Sweden's neutrality and the U.S. duty to defend free peoples.
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Seventeen Hurt as Jazz Festival Crowd Panic Hits Atlanta
At Atlanta Stadium a panic during a jazz festival left 17 injured, none seriously, as about 40,000 spectators fled after someone yelled shoot authorities say some believed a gun or bomb threat. Police report Public Safety Commissioner Reginald Eaves escaped harm as a tunnel rush surged past them. Several jazz groups played from 2 pm to late evening without further incidents.
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Cleanup of oil still going on in Cleveland area
The Coast Guard says the oil spill cleanup from a barge wreck off Cleveland will not finish before Tuesday. The operation stretches from Edgewater Park to Eastlake, with costs estimated at 250000 to 300000 dollars. About 690000 gallons spilled. 46000 pumped Sunday, with similar amounts remaining as crews tackle pockets trapped in breakwalls.
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