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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1976

Page

4

Hays Friends Back Him In Sex Scandal Probe

Supporters of Rep. Wayne L. Hays gather evidence to defend Miss Elizabeth Ray as a capable aide while a federal grand jury in Washington begins hearing testimony on her position with the Hays committee. Hays admits a personal relationship but denies public funds funded any erotic quest.

Washington (Ap Wayne L. Hays Elizabeth Ray Associated Press Hays Miss Ray Ohio Democrat Washington Post Hays Committee Justice Department Grand Jury John J. Flynt D-Gay House Ethics Committee Flynt House Ethics Committee Department Congress U.S

FTC Seeks Key Ruling on Use Charge Against Refunds

The FTC proposes letting manufacturers deduct a use charge from full warranty refunds for defective merchandise. The rule targets full warranties, not limited ones, only after demonstrable use, and would require disclosure of the item’s useful life. Hearings start in late summer and adoption remains voluntary for makers.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Commission FTC

Kennedy assassination report to reopen CIA FBI links

A Senate intelligence panel report on President Kennedy's murder is due soon, with Sen. Schweiker warning it may raise questions about CIA and FBI roles. The 172 page document could be released in a week or two as a new permanent panel takes over intelligence oversight, while the old panel hands over files.

Washington Senate Intelligence Committee John F. Kennedy Richard Schweiker Rpa CIA FBI Schweiker Senate U.S Sen Daniel K. Inouye Hawaii John Tower R-Tex Barry Goldwater Tower Warren Commission Warren Lee Harvey Oswald Oswald

Saudi Opposes Oil Price Hike at OPEC Meeting

At Bali opening of a three day OPEC session Saudi Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani says the group should keep the base price through year end amid expectations of a 5 to 10 percent rise. Iran and Iraq push for higher prices as Suharto urges inflation aligned adjustments. The conference is guarded at a seaside Indonesian resort with members Algeria Iran Iraq Nigeria Libya Indonesia Ecuador Venezuela Qatar Saudi Arabia Gabon Kuwait UAE, representing about two thirds of non Communist oil output.

Bali Indonesia Saudi Arabia Ahmed Zaki Yamani Organization of Petroleum Exporting Yamani OPEC Iran Iraq United States Suharto Vienna North Africa Algeria Nigeria Libya Ecuador Venezuela Qatar Gabon Kuwait United Arab Emirates

UN Peacekeepers To Stay On Job On Golan Heights

Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim announced that Hafez Assad agreed to extend the UN Disengagement Observer Force mandate for six more months without political conditions. The extension, sought after Syria’s approval, keeps a truce zone between Syrian and Israeli forces in place since 1974.

Damascus Syria Kurt Waldheim Hafez Assad United Nations Golan Heights Israel U.N Security Council Palestine Liberation Organization PLO Assad Waldheim New York Middle East Henry A. Kissinger

Opening Shots By State GOP Split Denial in Kansas

In Topeka Ford spokesmen deny a Reagan split in Kansas Republicans amid delegate tensions. Don Concannon cites Reagan delegates' complaints of unfair tactics, while Ford’s Falstad and Rawson say no split exists and praise conduct at the convention.

Topeka, Kan Kansas Republican Party Ronald Reagan Ford Ve Tae Sai Ata Jack Rawson Reagan Don Concannon GOP Concannon Falstad Robert F. Bennett Rawson

Freedom Of Press Cited In Obscenity Trial

In Wichita Kansas two New York men Alvin Goldstein and James Buckley face 13 counts of mailing obscene material and conspiracy with Milky Way Productions. Prosecutors say they sent Screw and Smut newspapers to Kansas towns in 1974 while defense argues freedom of the press protects their right to publish and circulate controversial material.

Wichita, Kan New York U.S. District Wichita Alvin Goldstein James Buckley Milky Way Productions Inc U.S Larry Schauf Screw Smut Kansas Schauf Lawrence Hutchinson Salina Pratt Kan Fahringer Goldstein Buckley Milky Way Productions

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