Hays Denies Paying Mistress From House Funds
Rep Warne R Hass canceled a planned England trip to receive a Magna Carta capy and faces a possible House payroll probe over allegations by Elizabeth Ray that she was paid $14 000 a year as Hays mistress. Ray described a luxury office and weekly visits. Hays called her a sick woman and said he would review legal options.
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Consumers to weigh in on rules across agencies
Government agencies seek public input on proposed regulations affecting antacids airport safety foods and matchbooks Comments invited through deadlines in June July and August to FTC FAA and CPSC address details and hearing locations for San Francisco Chicago Dallas and Washington venues.
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New York Delegates Debate Ford Backing in Albany Meeting
New York Republican leaders gathered to decide if the uncommitted delegation should back Ford ally Pitchard Rosenbaum, with 154 delegates asked to support Ford and Vice President Nelson Rockefeller, while Ford campaigned in California for the June 8 primary.
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Ford Gains As New York Delegates In Play In GOP Race
National figures say 100 to 130 New York delegates may back Ford ally Rose Rosenbaum, boosting Ford to a 578 540 edge in committed delegates. Reagan faces contests in Idaho Oregon Nevada Tennessee Kentucky and Arkansas while Carter leads Democrats with 741 delegates as primaries approach.
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FDA probe attacked by government panel over drug approval process
A special government panel sharply criticizes FDA Commissioner Alexander Schmudt's handling of charges that FDA staff were harassed over drug approvals. The 524 page study calls for a new $100000 investigation, noting many allegations remain unresolved and urging fair, prompt resolution to preserve public trust.
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Defense spending and housing policies shape congressional week
Congressional action centers on a 319 billion defense procurement bill with Senate debate resuming today and a separate 49 billion public housing authorization in the House. Antitrust legislation also advances as Memorial Day recess approaches, with votes and hearings spanning Tuesday to Wednesday.
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