Wright vows full House probe of Korean payments
House Majority Leader Jim Wright pledges a full scale inquiry by the Ethics Committee into alleged South Korean efforts to influence Congress. He says the probe will not be a whitewash or witchhunt and defends his fundraising practices while denying any influence buying.
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Mansfield backs probe into Korean cash gifts
Retiring Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield urged Congress to investigate lawmakers accused of taking payments from South Korean sources. He also discussed troop withdrawal, gradual heart care system rollout, possible oil company breakup reconsideration, and a pay raise to about 5 5,000 to 60,000. A separate report noted a 4.0 magnitude Zagreb earthquake near the city early Sunday.
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Health Questions and Answers on Whiplash Dangers
Whiplash injuries often show delayed effects and may be missed by some doctors. A chiropractor is best for evaluation and treatment, with spinal stress X rays advised within 48 hours after an accident. Whiplash can arise from falls, impacts, nearfalls, assaults, or sports, and full problems may emerge weeks or years later. Read weekly and join the Wednesday spine care class at Ward Chiropractic in Long Beach. IPCS 1976
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Antiques Disappear Owner Pleased
Edith Maxwell of Paramount relied on Independent Press Telegram Classifieds to sell her antique collection, including a carved walnut table and a Limoges ten set. She received many inquiries and was pleased with the success of the Classified ad. For placing ads, call 482-5050.
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Carter not reneging on pledges says HHH
MINNEAPOLIS A Minnesota Democrat Sen Robert H Humphrey said Sunday President-elect Jimmy Carter was not backing away from social program commitments. He said Carter wants to reassure business leaders that Democrats will not run amuck while stressing the need for a healthy private sector and avoided wage and price controls. Humphrey backed possible tax cuts and anti recession aid as stimulants while noting Carter may delay a national health program until funds allow.
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Preparation H helps shrink hemorrhoidal swelling and relieve pain
Doctors report a remarkably successful medication that reduces swelling of inflamed hemorrhoidal tissues and relieves pain and itch for hours. Tests show the preparation H ointment or suppositories provide relief without a prescription in many cases.
Humphrey plan to cut unemployment to four percent revived
A proposal backed by Hawkins to reintroduce an employment bill aims to reduce unemployment to four percent over four years with revisions in the new Congress. It signals renewed effort to tackle joblessness and spur economic recovery through targeted reforms.
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