Ex Army Officer Denies Selling Secrets to Russia
Ex Army officer Joseph George Helmich, 44, pleaded innocent to one conspiracy and three espionage charges in Jacksonville. Indicted for secretly selling codes and coding gear to the Soviets in 1963 64 while a warrant officer, he faces possible life in prison. Trial set for Sept 14. bond at $500000.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Joseph George Helmich
Peter Dearing
Helmich
U.S
Howard T. Snyder
Susan Black
Vietnam
FBI
Gary Betz
Lawler
Duval County
New Defense Authorization Bill Expands Drug Enforcement Role
The House moves toward final action on a 136 billion defense authorization bill authorizing a 26.4 billion spending rise for fiscal 1982. It allows military personnel to assist civilian law enforcement against drug smugglers, with limits on use on U.S. soil and vetoes on foreign vehicle bans and multi year contracts.
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Washington
House
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
U.S
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Clay Shaw
Rfla
Shaw
Government Operations Committee
R-Ky
Hopkins
NATO Alliance
Common Growth Hormone Helps Short Children Grow Taller
A study led by Dr. Daniel Rudman at Emory University Hospital shows common human growth hormone can boost growth rates in short children ages 8 to 11 with below normal growth. In treated cases, height increased by 3 to 5 inches per year, though benefits do not extend into adulthood and supply limits limit use.
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Boston
Daniel Rudman
Emory University Hospital
Atlanta
New England Journal of Medicine
Rudman
Court criticizes Casey dealings in Multiponics case
A federal court faulted CIA Director William Casey and other Multiponics directors for self serving actions that left the defunct New Orleans farming venture deeply in debt and unable to repay personal loans. New York and New Orleans rulings connected to Multiponics allege misled investors and ordered asset distribution to creditors.
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Washington
CIA
William J. Casey
Reagan
George Bush
White House
Edwin Meese III
Casey
New York
New Orleans
Larry Speakes
Administration
Bush
Multiponics Inc
Peter J. Butler
Milton Gold
Gold
Max Hugel
Hugel
Washington Post
Post
Multiponies
Butler
SBA Grants Disaster Aid For Lawrence Tornado Damage
The federal SBA approved disaster assistance for Lawrence Kansas after a June 19 tornado causing 18 million in damage. Homeowners may get loans up to 110000 and businesses up to 500000 or 60 percent of losses. Governor Carlin and Senator Dole advocate a presidential declaration to unlock grants and broader relief.
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Peka
Kan
Federal
Small Business Administration
Lawrence
John Carlin
U.S
Bob Dole
SBA
Dole
White House
Carlin
Reagan
Federal Emergency Management Agency
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