Suzi Park Thomson cites Koreagate at Seoul news conference
Suzi Park Thomson said in Seoul that he will not cooperate with American investigators including Jaworski. He denied bribery of Congressmen, KCIA money funding his Georgetown Club, or violations by Korean officials. Jaworski warned of coverups and urged closer scrutiny, with public hearings possible after the investigation concludes.
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South Korean business ties reach wide House circle
The Christian Science Monitor reports that South Korean businessman Tongsun Park and associates contacted at least 38 current House members and 42 accepted some contact. The list includes leaders, committee chairs, and members across Appropriations, International Relations, Agriculture, Armed Services, and Rules. Park says contacts were private business, not government agents.
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Mass murderer Allaway claims wives caused delusions at sanity hearing
Testimony in Santa Ana shows Ed ward C. Allaway saying he killed nine because he believed colleagues and his wife Essie Easter and student assistant Nancy Stebbins were having sex with his wife. Psychiatrists testified to hallucinations and conspiracy beliefs, with accounts of jealousy and mind control by colleagues.
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Dow recalls pesticide in sterility case
Dow recalls the pesticide DBCP amid a sterility case affecting workers in Arkansas and at an Occidental Chemical plant in Lathrop California where tests showed low or absent sperm counts. Shell Oil has not yet released results and Dow plans broader Michigan testing. Dow headquarters are located in the area.
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Vance fails on Taiwan issue in talks
Secretary of State Vance met in Peking with Hua and Teng after initial talks with Huang Hua. Hua reaffirmed Beijing demands to sever ties with Taiwan, withdraw forces, and abrogate U.S. mutual defense. Vance signaled progress toward closer relations but offered no concessions. U.S. policy aims to avoid appearing to abandon the Nationalists while pressuring for normalization.
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Drone phone alert risk prompts junk-call bill
Washington AP reports lawmakers consider banning automated junk telephone calls as firms use machines to dial thousands daily. Rep. Les Aspin seeks federal action. current laws overlook automated ads. He argues calls invade privacy more than junk mail and could target unlisted numbers.
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California Tax Deal Halves Homeowner Relief Bonds
California lawmakers strike a compromise on a tax bill linked to education funding and a shift in business and investment taxes. The plan envisions 7 billion in cuts, a 2.5 billion shift, and a projected fifth-year cost of 2.4 billion, with a governor backed agreement and several disputed points unresolved.
Bill to throttle wife beaters approved by Calif. senators
SACRAMENTO AP A measure to cool family fighting with court orders passes the California Senate. AB 1019 would let a domestic violence victim seek a 30 day restraining order to remove a perpetrator from the home. Violations would be a crime. The bill awaits Assembly action on Senate amendments.
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