Korean Envoy To Aid Payoff Probe
FBI guards South Korean Counselor Kim Sang Keun who defied orders to return home and began cooperating with the U S Justice Department probe into alleged influence buying by Seoul officials. Kim and family are under protection near Washington with visas being adjusted for cooperation.
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FBI
Justice Department
U.S
Kim Sang Keun
Central Intelligence Agency
Kim
McLean
KCIA
Seoul
United States
Tongsun Park
Pak Bo Hi
Korean Cultural and Freedom Foundation
Sun Myung Moon
Pak
England
Pacific Development Corp
Park
Washington Star
Foreign Ministry
New Trial Granted In Obscene Magazine Case Wichita
Two New York men convicted of mailing obscene magazines to Kansas have won a new trial as a federal judge cites concerns over prosecution remarks at the first trial. The judge said he doubts the matter and the court must have the courage to proceed fairly.
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Wichita, Kan
New York
Kansas
Frank Theis
Alvin Goldstein
Screw
Smut
James Buckley
Theis
Larry Schauf
U. S
Goldstein
Buckley
Milky Way Productions, Inc
Herald Fahringer
Schauf
Fahringer
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
No Arson At Phillips Plant Explosion
Arson ruled out as a cause after an explosion at Phillips Petroleum refinery in Kansas City Kansas. Captain William Kegin Jr said no sabotage detected, noting hazardous propane and butane involved. Damage estimated at about one million dollars, with no injuries reported. Investigation ongoing, with Phillips probe not yet complete.
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Kansas City, Kan
Phillips Petroleum Co
William R. Kegin Jr
Phillips
Bartlesville
Okla
Kegin
Utilities ordered to disclose uranium costs for Wolf Creek plant
The Atomic Safety and Licensing Board ordered Kansas Gas and Electric Co and Kansas City Power and Light Co to publicly reveal Westinghouse uranium prices in their fuel contracts for the proposed Wolf Creek Generating Plant near Burlington. The 14 day deadline follows Westinghouse’s push for secrecy, while state officials warn of higher consumer costs and scrutinize timing and energy choices.
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Topeka, Kan
The
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Kansas
Wolf Creek
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Burlington
Westinghouse
Federal Board
Curt Schneider
Schneider
Council On Economic Priorities
United States
Common Cause Hit At Atomic Energy Panel
Common Cause accuses the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy of being a nuclear industry slanting body and urges abolition. The 18 member panel, led by Sen. John Pastore, is urged to yield its powers to energy policy committees. The report notes scant public interest testimony and heavy industry influence, highlighting states with large nuclear investments.
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Washington
Common Cause
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
David Cohen
John O. Pastore
D-R.l
House
Senate
U.S
Pastore
U.S. Energy and Research Administration
Theft by computer programs tops list of modern crime
A National Geographic grape society says theft by computers exceeds gun crime, with authorities estimating 300 million dollars yearly stolen unseen. A man fooled his bank's computer to ignore overdrafts, then stopped funding the account as the bank paid his checks. Another manipulated a credit card system to run up charges against his card. Computers fail at times and human bookkeepers caught the culprits when they stepped in.
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National Geogrape Society
Creaie
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