Panel debates steel price hikes and jawboning potential
Washington officials say Ford may not jawbone steel firms to roll back price increases. The Council on Wage and Price Stability says cost rises justify hikes, which rose 66 percent since 1972 while production costs up 74 percent. Lawmakers vow review as Carter signals possible controls. Armco defends hikes tied to rising costs since 1974.
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Letter bombs target Carter CIA and FBI in Manhattan mail
In early Christmas mail four letter bombs addressed to President elect Jimmy Carter and federal agencies sparked in midtown Manhattan. Three devices exploded in mailboxes and a fourth ignited at the General Post Office injuring a postal worker, with responsibility claims linked to the Palestine Liberation Organization or a Puerto Rican group.
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Agent of Korea's CIA aids U.S. payoff probe
A South Korean intelligence officer, Kim Sang Keun, is cooperating with a U.S. federal probe into alleged payoffs to U.S. congressmen. FBI questioning has been slow and at a sensitive stage while officials discuss asylum and residency. Kim reportedly handled records of payments linked to South Korean influence efforts and had access to lists of operatives at the embassy.
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Death foes seek to halt Gary Gilmore execution fight to delay Gilmore's firing-squad death
Attorneys for Gilmore and other death row inmates vow a broad coalition will press for delays while Gilmore, who seeks a quick death, refuses a hood and contemplates final meeting with Nicole Barrett after a hunger strike. The Utah governor and Pardons Board recent ruling keeps the Nov. 1 sentence under review amid ongoing appeals.
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Insurance firm sues Gilmore to regain payment for victim
In Salt Lake City an insurer seeks 40 dollars plus costs from convicted killer Gary Gilmore to recover workers compensation and funeral benefits paid to the family of victim Max David Jensen. The suit names Sinclair Oil Corp. as client and notes Jensen, BYU law student, was shot during a robbery at a Utah service station.
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