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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1989

Page

4

Senate ethics probe set for five lawmakers in S&L case

The Senate Ethics Committee will launch preliminary inquiries into five senators for intervening with regulators on behalf of Lincoln Savings and Loan owner Charles Keating Jr. and into a sixth senator for influence peddling. Targeted are Alan Cranston, Donald W. Riegle Jr., John McCain, Dennis DeConcini, John Glenn, and Alfonso D Amato. The probe seeks to determine rule violations amid a massive S&L bailout.

Washington Senate Ethics Committee Capitol Hill Alan Cranston D-Calif Banking Committee Donald W. Riegle, Jr D-Mich John McCain R-Ariz Dennis DeConcini D-Ariz John Glenn Ohio Alfonso D’amato N.Y Senate Cranston Lincoln Savings and Loan Irvine Calif Keating D’amato Murray Flander

Polygraphs Lose Ground in Courts and Industry

The polygraph faces widespread limits as courts ban its use in criminal trials and federal law curbs private sector testing. Opponents call it unreliable while supporters insist it reveals deceit. industry figures report sharp declines, though law enforcement and defense continue some use.

Boston Leonard Saxe Brandeis University State Supreme Court Massachusetts FBI Judy Crockett American Civil Liberties Union Chris Fausett Lafayette Instrument Co Lafayette Ind

Christmas charity shines in Hugo relief in Charleston

In Hugo damaged Charleston area, Salvation Army feeds families with holiday baskets and boxes while volunteers donate toys, furniture, and fuel heaters. Ray Cook and Bruce McLauchlin built a donated 832 square foot home for Elizabeth Edwards as communities rally through Christmas lights and a 89 foot Norway spruce on King Street. Toys pour in from across the nation with 18 000 donated in Charleston so far this season and 30 000 total expected, Toys for Tots runs by Marine Reserve volunteers. Local merchants curb misperceptions about storm damage as suburban shopping holds steady and downtown Christmas commerce improves.

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