Heinz to report hidden trust fund on ethics disclosure
Representative H John Heinz plans to list a 11.3 billion trust fund on a House Ethics disclosure due by April 30. The Pittsburgh senator candidate faces questions over omissions from 1974 filings concerning Mellon Bank trusts and three funds tied to Heinz affiliates with federal business and regulation.
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Political prisoner freed by Argentine junta arrives home
Olga Talamante, jailed in Argentina for 16 months as an alleged antigovernment terrorist, returns to Gilroy California amid cheering crowds and a marching band. She says she was beaten and tortured in early imprisonment, but denies active terrorist role and says she learned of Peron's ouster only en route to the United States.
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Heinz denies soliciting illegal Gulf campaign funds
Representative H John Heinz claims he never solicited nor received an illegal cash donation from Claude Wild Jr and says Wild is misinformed or lying. Heinz, seeking the Pennsylvania Senate nomination, notes prior admissions of $6 000 in Gulf contributions and says the 1972 $4 000 cash gift came via an unopened envelope. He maintains Wild’s grand jury testimony is incorrect and vows to sue to prove the allegation false.
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Restrictions on Prescription Drug Ads Raise Consumer Costs
A study finds state bans or limits on pharmaceutical advertising push up prices. Researchers from the American Enterprise Institute and University of Arizona estimate current costs at up to 380 million dollars annually, up from 152 million in 1970, as drug spending climbs from 3.3 to over 8 billion dollars by 1974. The report notes pharmacist groups back advertising restrictions and state boards enforce them.
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Left wing Phalangists ousted from Beirut hotel stronghold
In Beirut a left wing assault breached the Hilton Hotel stronghold as Phalangists faced collapse in uptown Beirut. Fighting spread through the city with rebel tanks and artillery, leaving at least 100 dead and many wounded in 48 hours. Egypt urged Arab intervention, while Syria and Iraq eyed mediation with skepticism amid the Lebanon civil war.
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Reprimand possible for Prince Bernhard over Lockheed payoff
UPI Newsweek reports Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands may face formal reprimand for allegedly accepting a 2.1 million payoff from Lockheed. His secretary Edwin Vernede is named as a potential scapegoat as the prince may resign from corporate boards and perhaps from inspector general of the Dutch armed forces. The piece notes related postal cutbacks and legal motions in West Virginia court involving Gov Arch Moore Sr. and aide, plus Stanford study on mood affecting memory in the elderly and Karen Quinlan’s ongoing right-to-die case.
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Fire forces evacuation at Holiday Inn Lancaster
A Sunday fire at a Holiday Inn in Lancaster, Pennsylvania caused an estimated 3 million dollars in damage and forced evacuation of about 60 occupants. State Police Fire Marshal Robert Haycock said a lighted cigarette left in a linen cart likely started the blaze that spread through the dining complex and lobby. No injuries were reported.
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