Ex Ford Executives Accuse Ford in Kickback Suit
New York based suit alleges Henry Ford II wasted company money and took a 750000 kickback from Canteen Corp for an exclusive vending contract. Five unnamed former Ford executives were described as sources. SEC and IRS inquiries follow. Ford denied the charges at the Detroit shareholders meeting.
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New York
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford II
Ford
Cohn
John F. Lang
Westchester County
Canteen Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Detroit
League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League batting leaders include Carew and Rice with high averages, plus counts for runs, RBIs, hits, and steals. Pitching leaders feature Tanana and Lee with strong records, while strikeout leaders include Ryan and Leonard. National League leaders span batting, runs, RBIs, hits, and pitching, with Monday and Griffey among top performers.
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Rice
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Cle
Reynolds
Lea
Kemp
Det
Porter
Bostock
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Zisk
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Hisle
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Baylor
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Oak
Hobson
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Wills
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Tanana
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Leonard
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Parker
Pyh
Schmidt
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Morgan
Lopes
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McCovey
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Rsmith
Griffey
Rose
Foster
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Mazzilli
Simmons
Khrnandz
Parrish
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Randle
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Cedeno
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John
Rhoden
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Princess Margaret Suffering Mild Hepatitis Amid Divorce News
Princess Margaret, sister of Queen Elizabeth II, is ill with mild hepatitis and gastroenteritis. Doctors at King Edward VII Hospital advise against official duties for about a month. She has no plans to remarry after announcing divorce from Lord Snowdon and separation for two years.
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London
Margaret
Earl of Snowdon
Kensington Palace
King Edward VII Hospital
Palace
Raddy Llewellyn
Lord Snowdon
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Buckingham Palace
Llewellyn
Illegal Alien Bill Sparks Senate Debate in Washington
Attorney General Griffin Bell signaled a potential creative compromise to push the Alien Adjustment and Employment Act, a Carter proposal seeking penalties on employers hiring undocumented workers, a post 1977 temporary resident status, and amnesty for pre‑1977 entrants. He argued for action despite uncertain population estimates, stressing social impacts and the need to address undocumented aliens regardless of whether 2.5 million or 5.2 million reside in the nation.
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Alliens
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D-Miss
Judiciary
Bell
Fed Raises Discount Rate to Seven Percent
The Federal Reserve boosted the discount rate to 7 percent, the highest in over three years, aligning with higher short term rates to curb inflation. The move aims to temper lending costs for homes and businesses, while sparking concerns about borrowing expenses and housing activity.
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G. William Miller
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Atlanta
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St. Louis
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