SEC probes improper payments by defense contractors
The SEC investigates the 25 largest U S defense contractors for possible improper payments at home and abroad. Sen William Proxmire urges a detailed records review to uncover slush funds and unusual payments in the last five years. Northrop is cited over bribes tied to Saudi generals and defense deals.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Ray Garrett Jr
Division of Corporation Finance
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate Banking Committee
United States
Proxmire
Northrop Corp
Senate
Gulf Oil Co
Korea
Richard Kaufman
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
U.S
Nixon
Smong
General Dynamics Corp
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
McDonnell Douglas Corp
United Aircraft Corp
General Electric Corp
Boeing Co
Litton Industries Inc
H Aircraft Co
Rockwell International Corp
Raytheon Co
First Patients Arrive at Saint Luke Health Facility
The Saint Luke Health Related Facility in Oswego County opens its doors to the first residents. Five residents will be admitted daily this week with twenty to occupy two floors of the seven story building by Friday. Rev William J Brown says Saint Luke s is a new intermediate care institution.
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Oswego County
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Coccndian
Francis
William J. Brown
Saint Luke’s
Oswego
Reds Make Big Gains in Italy
In Rome AP reports strong Communist gains in nationwide local elections increasing the party’s influence and triggering a stock market drop. Panicky selling opened Milan with an average 7 percent decline, with Fiat, Pirelli, Montedison, and Snia Viscosa down about 10 percent.
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Rome
Milan
Italy
Fiat
Pirelli
Montedison
Snia Viscosa
Weather and World News Mix From 1952 Chronicle
The period offers a forecast of sunshine and increasing clouds with highs near 80, a 10 percent chance of today rain, rising to 60 percent by Wednesday. Separately a political roundup reports Italian Communist gains, Vatican Christian Democrats lead, and NATO concerns tied to Rome and Lisbon.
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Ialists
Communist Party
Edvin
Rome
Berli
Christian Democratic
Aldo Moro
Assembly approves 112 bills in busy Albany session
Albany AP The Assembly passed 112 bills as the legislature races toward a July rush. A warranty bill for cars over 500 dollars would require repairs or refund within 30 days or 2,000 miles, with exceptions for wholesale and antique cars. The measure faces Senate fate. Other actions include group legal expense insurance, higher death benefits for volunteer firefighters, city residency for NYC workers, and tax or licensing reforms.
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N.Y
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Lgislature
Senate
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Seven gas producers ordered to surrender reserve records
A House subcommittee instructed eight major gas firms to turn over confidential reserves data by July 22 after years of FTC refusals. The probe compares company records with industry estimates to assess whether reserve figures affected interstate price ceilings set by the FPC.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
U.S
Federal Power Commission
The
Trade Commission
John E. Moss
Dcalif
House Commerce Committee
Subcommittee On Oversight and Investigations
American Gas Association
FTC
AGA
FPC
James M. Collins
Texas
Seeme
Standard Oil of
California
Exxon, Mobile Corp
Shell Oil Co
Indiana
Tenneco
Texaco Inc
Rerom
Moss An
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The fragment references editorial items and notices including letters, legal notices, obituaries, and late wire sports TV and movie notes, implying a miscellaneous page section with brief public and cultural items.
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City summer recreation program starts June 30
Oswego Catholic High School graduates 74 seniors in a ceremony noted in local highlights. The report lists graduates and school milestones as part of community news on page 2.
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Oswego Catholic High School
Ford urges provisional Palestinian government to negotiate with U S
Anwar Sadat praised President Ford and urged Palestinian guerrilla groups to form a provisional government so the United States could engage. Ford called for frank talks while Kissinger and Rabin reported improved US Israeli ties after meetings in Washington. The moves precede Geneva conference reassessment and possible partial settlements.
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Palestine
U.S
Associated Press
Sadat
Anwar
Ford
Law
Salzburg
Austria
Beirut
An Nahar
United States
Washington
Johnson
Middle East
Ford Administration
Havemeneyed
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Kissinger
Rabin
Supreme Court rules against minimum legal fees schedules
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 0 that state and local bar associations may not enforce minimum fee schedules with discipline threats. The decision lowers consumer costs by enabling buyers, homeowners, and others to choose lawyers based on price rather than set minimums.
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Washington
Alan B. Morrison
Virginia Husband and Wife
Fairfax County Bar Association
Bruce B. Wilson
Lewis Goldfarb
Justice Department
Oregon State Bar
American Bar Association
ABA
Wilson
Fairfax County
Northern
Arbs
Morrison
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Filer
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Ihsan Sabriere
St. Luke’s Health Facility
Brian Driver
Reds
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David O’brien
Mary K. Heagert
All Electric
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Calif
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Mary Heagerty
Saints
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Grumman Corp
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Catherine Maniccia
Linda Hill
Mary Ann Keith
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