Northrop bribes disclosed in arms deals abroad
Northrop revealed four instances of large bribes to foreign officials to win contracts for F-5 fighters and other arms sales. The figures include over 1 million in undisclosed agent fees and 450 000 to Saudi generals, with payments to officials in Indonesia Iran and a no questions asked Swiss fund. The disclosures come as SEC and a Senate subcommittee probe Big corporations including Northrop face scrutiny and calls for new controls.
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Frank Church
Subcommittee On
Richard Nixon
Indonesia
Iran
Sen. Church
America
Europe
Frank de Francis
Switzerland
Securities and Exchange Commission
Kermit Roosevelt
CIA
Shah of
Middle East
Roosevelt
Lockheed
Subcommittee
SEC
Charles Percy
State Department
Meckel's diverticulum and diet questions explained
The reader asks for a diet suitable for Meckel's diverticulum and heart conditions. Meckel's diverticulum is a rare birth defect of the intestinal tube that often causes no symptoms, but can ulcerate if tissue resembles stomach lining. In uncomplicated cases no special diet is required.
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DR. Lamb
Meckell
Meckel
Man
Diet changes recommended for diverticulum relief
Reader advised to increase bulk in the diet with whole grains leafy vegetables and whole wheat bread to improve bowel function and moisture retention in stool. Paragraph notes bulk may help diverticulum and mentions seeking advice from Dr. Lamb and a mailing address for diet information.
Washington Economic Outlook and Fireworks Debates
The Economic outlook survey projects no growth this year with 6.6 next year and inflation near 6.2 percent, while joblessness remains high despite expected recovery. Fireworks regulation stalls as courts and industry clash over a proposed ban ahead of July Fourth.
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Apstas
Ford
Anic
Ohio
White House
Fae Dane
Padamase Pond
Witki
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Commission
Callaway Seen as Serious Yet Reserved Campaigner
The piece portrays Howard Callaway as a serious, businesslike Republican figure chosen by President Ford for his campaign leadership. It notes Georgians viewed him as focused on organization and results, sometimes at the expense of warmth on the stump, and recalls his 1966 gubernatorial near-miss amid austerity.
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Ford
Howard Callaway
Georgia
Cla Hills
Leonard Hall
George Bush
Callaway
Atlanta
Mr. Ford
Congressional Record
Democratic Congress
Etbusters
John Bucci
Indiana
Vandenburgh
Ronald Gan
Allough
All Ge Win Tee Oe
Many Sovereign States argues for privatized reform
Dan Lufkin argues in Many Sovereign States that constitutional power should revert to the states and private enterprise should partner with government to reduce bureaucracy. He cites his Connecticut environmental tenure and the state Solid Waste Authority plan as a model of local initiative and privatization.
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New York
Dan Lufkin
Lufkin
Wall Street
Ofdson, Lufkin & Jenrette
Connecticut
Northeast
Netor
Monfort cattle complex reshapes beef supply and farming
The Monfort operation near Greeley Colorado grows to the largest feed lots world wide with 120000 head capacity at Kuner. It uses fully computerized systems to mix fodder and manage shipments while expanding from traditional cuts to ready to serve fast food portions. The system relies on maize silage and alfalfa with a leaner beef focus through Monfort Gold.
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Greeley
Colo
Lenl
Weld
Colorado
Denver
Platte River
Rocky Mountains
Monfort
United States
Mountain
Kitchen Range
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
Kuner
Aime, &A
Nebraska
Kansas
Great Plains
Ken Monfort
Dynamics Company
Acrae
Department of Agriculture
Today in History highlights multiple 18th to 20th century events
AP notes include 1950 North Korea invasion starting the Korean War, 1788 Virginia ratifies the Constitution, 1815 Napoleon's farewell address, 1876 Custer massacre at Little Bighorn, 1918 Americans lift Germans from Belleau Wood, and 1934 relief rolls reach 16 million.
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North Korea
Republic of Korea
Virginia
U.S
Napoleon Bonaparte
Saint Helena
George Custer
the Little Horn
Montana
Belleau Wood
France
Office of the Future seen with instant filing and video
New York AP reports the office of the future will integrate centralized dictating systems, high speed electronic typewriters, telecopiers and computer filing with video screens. Costs and changing work habits remain barriers as IBM and Xerox push toward coast to coast video conferences and instant data access.
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New York
W.C. Bethke
Internationalusiness Machines Corp
Robert Verrando
Xerox Corp
IBM
Xerox
Sony Corp
Burroughs Corp
Sperry Rand
Vydee Inc
Exxon Corp
Reaction Inc
R. John Labinski
All
Palladium Times Oswego Publication Details
Oswego Palladium Times the consolidated daily from Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times at 140 West First Street Oswego New York 13126 publishes daily except Sundays and holidays. Clark Morrison 3rd is publisher with Thomson representatives in Des Plaines Illinois and New York New York. Associated Press membership notes.
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Des Plaines, Ill
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