Defense aide in suit over oil fraud bribes
The Dallas News reports a White House announcement that the case should not affect the nominee for deputy secretary of defense. A Dallas oilman named as a defendant disputes the charge, while papers in U.S. District Court in Dallas name him in the suit. The long-standing contract with Argentina propelled Sedco Inc to a multinational operation, with court records detailing a multi‑million personal investment. A conference in Dallas with lawyers and the judge is set for January alongside Senate Armed Services confirmation hearings.
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Washington
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Bu Sedeo
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Texas Committee
Nixon
Air war and legal case details blend in late notices
The report mixes resumed air attacks on North Vietnam with political maneuvering and a complex legal defense. It cites U S peace negotiations, Christmas ceasefires, and posturing by Nixon. It then shifts to a tax case involving Sedco and Southeastern Drilling, detailing IRS disputes, bribery allegations, court records, and executive actions.
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Haiphong
North Vietnam
U.S
Henry A. Kisesinger
Hanoi
Nixon
ACTION LINE handles VA education issues and pay raises
Readers ask ACTION LINE to resolve VA education grant mispayments and an overpayment claim. A VA audit showed last three checks mailed, total entitlements and benefits confirmed. A request to publish legislators' pay raise votes noted, with breakdown by chamber and opposing members.
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Action Line
Garden Grove
A. D
Downey
Mulk
Long Beach
Peter Behr
Craig Biddle
Arlen Gregorio
Ian Harmer
Johm Wolmdahl
Fred Marler
John Nejedly
Bll
Richardson
Walter Stier
Howard Way
Assemblyman
Carlos Bee
John Briggs
Robert Burke
James Dent
Gordon Daly
Richard Hayden
Ray Johnson
Bill Ketchum
John Keyser
Carlos Moorheat
Raymond Seeley
John Stull
John Vasconcelos
Floyd Wakefield
Robert Wilson
Apollo 17 Moon Sample Answers Big History Question
Apollo 17 science aims challenge the belief that lunar volcanism ended billions of years ago. If samples show volcanic activity as recent as 100 million years ago, the Moon could have remained geologically alive longer than thought. Krn Evans performed a 42 minute spacewalk to retrieve film canisters.
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Evans
Earth
America
Supreme Court upholds ban on compulsory chapel at academies
The court reviews multiple labor and constitutional cases including a Monongahela River waste dispute overturning a Pittsburgh-area conviction, a rail freight rate injunction review, attorney fee reimbursement for unions, and a Florida ballot access ruling. It also weighs church service mandates at West Point Navy and Air Force academies, deeming chapel attendance an establishment of religion.
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Lion Control Program
Pennsylvania
Monongahela River
Pittsburgh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seafarers International Union
National Laborelations Board
International Association of Machinists
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Service Academy
West Point
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