Justice Dept Denies Leaks in Agnew Case
federal judge weighs Justice Department bid to suppress leaks amid Hal lumire grand jury probe into bribery during Spiro Agnew term as governor Agnew's lawyers seek to halt inquiry arguing leaks taint proceedings government counters that lawyers try to confuse issues and stop legitimate probe filing cites Oct 26 deadline for statute of limitations opponents include Time Life Inc Newsweek Post reporters and major networks and papers The judge has not ruled on delaying the investigation or extending press access.
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New York Times
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Washington Post
Fred Graham
CBS News
Stephan Lesher
Newsweek
Ronald Nessen
NBC News
Ronald Sarro
Robert Waters
Washington Star-News
William Sherman
New York Daily News
Sandy Smith
Time
Few In Justice Dept Knew Agnew Evidence
The Justice Department report shows only eight officials knew of the Agnew bribery case before press leaks. Key figures Beall, Smith, Beall aides, Richardson, Ruckelshaus, Baise and Petersen had early access. most others learned only after August 6. The document was reviewed by Judge Hoffman amid Agnew leak allegations.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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U.S. District Court
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Agnew
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Baltimore
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Atty
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Gary Baise
Beall
Henry Petersen
Petersen
Aspin Probes $1 Dinners For Generals
Rep. Les Aspin says he will ask the General Accounting Office to investigate $1 dinners for generals. He cites a Pentagon menu offering six entrees eight appetizers and 17 desserts as evidence of lavish meals while GIs and civilian staff pay higher cafeteria prices. No Army comment was available.
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Les Aspin
General Accounting Office
Pentagon
Aspin
Wisconsin Democrat
Army
Detectives Describe Dirty Tricks in 1972 Campaigns
Detectives testified before a Senate Watergate panel about alleged dirty tricks in Democratic campaigns during the 1972 race. The witness, coding suspect Sedan Chair 2, linked to spy activities, reportedly targeted Len Humphrey and McGovern’s camps and involved in convention security tastings and campaign health discussions.
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Pennsylvania
California
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Eight youths die in trailer fire in Jerry City
Eight siblings under one year old perished in a trailer blaze that swept through the Dale Roe Park home while parents Jesus and Mrs Trevino worked at Bowling Green State University. Coroner says likely asphyxiation. Fire Chief notes possible space heater ignition and neighbor reports an explosion before smoke.
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Paden Mortuary
Baltimore
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Trevinos
Bowling Green State University
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Santiago
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Roger Pearce
Wood County
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Loomis
Georgia Loses Bid For Court Ruling On Funds Impoundment
Georgia failed in a bid to obtain direct Supreme Court review of presidential impoundment of federal funds allocated to the state. The administration supported direct review but the justices rejected the request in a brief order, noting that many impoundment cases are already before appellate courts and a special master would slow the process.
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Lottery Plans Instant Payoffs In Baltimore
A Baltimore plan aims to speed rolls and increase sales by adding instant payoff features to state lottery games. Officials hope faster payouts will boost revenue and attract more players, with new methods to handle quick claims and prize distribution rolling out in phases starting next week.
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