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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1976

Page

11

Cast Of Characters May Grow In Congress Sex Scandal

Washington AP report says former aide Colleen Gardner claims Rep John Young paid her a premium salary for sexual favors. Young denies pay was contingent on favors while noting three staffers earn over $20 000 yearly. Gardner, 28, divorced mother, quit in March and alleges abuse.

Congress Washington Capitol Hill Rep John Young Texas Democrat Colleen Gardner Young Sol Z. Rosen Rosen New York Times Gardner

Adolph Zukor Dies at 103 in Century City

Adolph Zukor, the immigrant founder of Paramount Pictures and a key figure in America's Golden Era of film, died at 103 in his Century City apartment from natural causes. He built a penny arcade into a Hollywood studio empire, signing Mary Pickford and bringing Queen Elizabeth to America in 1911. Funeral plans were pending with burial in New York.

Los Angeles Adolph Zukor America Hollywood Zukor Century City Paramount Pictures Sarah Bernhardt John Barrymore Mary Pickford Hungary New York Chicago Nickelodeon Motion Picture Corporation Famous Players Film Co Zenda Famous Players Gloria Swanson Greta Garbo Rudolph Valentino Paramount Lottie

R S Renewal Moves Closer To Final Okay

Washington AP reports renewal legislation would extend revenue sharing for 334 years, moving from the House to the Senate after a 61 to 35 vote. By Sept 30 1980 the program would send 24.9 billion to state and local governments with limited federal controls. John Gunther of the US Conference of Mayors praised long term funding while seeking inflation coverage in the Senate. President Ford favored a shorter 5 percent year program and opposed stronger federal controls.

Washington House Senate Russell Long Senate Finance Committee John Gunther U.S. Conference of Mayors Gunther Ford

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