Casey Gets So-So Okay From Senate Committee
The Senate Intelligence Committee unanimously found Casey not unfit to serve as CIA director after five hours of closed testimony and hired a special counsel to continue its inquiry. The panel will pursue clarifications and keep the investigation open, with Moynihan noting remaining questions could alter the evaluation.
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Casey
Senate
Washington
William J. Casey
CIA
Senate Intelligence Committee
Reagan
Central
Goldwater
Daniel P. Moynihan
New York
White House
Moynihan
Carlin Recaps Washington Trip For Kansas Gubernatorial Bid
Gov. John Carlin returned from a two day political visit to Washington calling it very productive. He spoke with PACs pollsters and DNC staff while avoiding specifics. He met with Charles Curry and Dan Glickman and hinted at possible party involvement in 1962 races.
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Peka
Kan
John Carlin
Washington
Statehouse
Carlin
National Democratic Party
Charles Curry
Democratic National Committee
U.S
Dan Glickman
Kansas
Karen
State
National Education Association
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Afl-Cio
Curry
Glickman
Wichita
House
Reagan
John
AT&T Antitrust Suit May Stay Till Congress Acts
The United States requests a pause in its landmark antitrust suit against American Telephone & Telegraph to allow time for Congress to pass a revised deregulation bill. If the legislation passes with amendments, the administration may discontinue the case. The judge refused to pause the trial, set to continue August 3, while AT&T and officials weigh the implications of the stalled litigation.
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Washington
Reagan Administration
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Congress
William F. Baxter
U.S
Harold H. Greene
Antitrust Division
Department of Justice
Baxter
Green
At&t
Justice Department
Senate
Pic Wagner
Reagan
Graham Wary of Falwell Direction
In Kansas City at the 1981 American Festival of Evangelism Billy Graham said church involvement in partisan politics dilutes the gospel and he would not join Moral Majority efforts. He cited meeting Jerry Falwell but opposes church political action while supporting moral issues.
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Kansas City, Mo
Jerry Falwell
Billy Graham
Graham
Falwell
Moral Majority
Kansas City
Truman Medical Center
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Tom Weir
Weir
Richard Berkley
Sandra Berkely
Lawrence Harvey
Salvation Army
Judy Carne Seeks Damages After Car Crash
Actress Judy Carne testified in a federal suit against her ex husband Robert Bergman over a 1978 car crash that broke her neck. She said she fully recovered from the hangman's break and a post Laugh In mood slump, but rejected claims the accident triggered her turnaround.
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Philadelphia
Judy Carne
Miss Carne
Robert Bergman
England
U.S
Clifford Scott
Congress Honors Dancer on Capitol Hill Reception
Ballet dancer Amanda McKerrow the first American to win a Moscow ballet award received a Capitol Hill reception with her family and partner Simon Dow. Congressman Michael Barnes praised her achievement after she won gold at the Fourth International Moscow Ballet Competition in Moscow.
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Washington
Amanda McKerrow
Capitol Hill
Michael Barnes
D-Md
Miss McKerrow
Rockville, Md
Ike Turner Pleads Innocent in California Shooting Case
Rock musician Ike Turner pleaded innocent in Torrance Superior Court to charges of great bodily harm and using a handgun in a shooting that involved a newspaper delivery man who allegedly hit Turner's dog. He had previously pleaded innocent to assault with a deadly weapon in the same incident.
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Torrance
Calif
Ike Turner
Turner
Superior Court
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