Three Corporations Said to Be Asked for 100000 Each
Union Oil Lockheed and Litton executives testified they were asked by Nixon fundraisers Maurice Stans and Leonard Firestone to contribute 100000 to the re election drive. Union Oil President Fred G. Hartley said the request was refused and later a 3000 personal gift was made. Lockheed chairman Daniel Haughton and Litton chairman Charles Thornton cited varied responses with no clear 100000 total. Hartley noted corporate funds were not donated. American Airlines later said it gave 55000 but the money was returned. A separate note reports Willy Fisch, Hamburg film star, died of heart failure at 72.
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UPI
Nixon
Union Oil Co
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Litton Industries
Maurice Stans
New York
Leonard K. Firestone
California
Daniel Haughton
Lockheed
Charles Thornton
Litton
Roy L. Ash
Office of Management and Budget
Hartley
Stans
Firestone
American Airlines
Reelection Committee
Washington
Nixon — Campaign
Union Oil
Ex-health aide's wife sentenced in San Joaquin case
STOCKTON, UP I A six month jail term was handed to Virginia Barber 61 wife of former San Joaquin County health services chief for grand theft totaling 41800 in public funds. She received a three year suspended term after pleading guilty in superior court. Her husband Dr Louis Barber earlier pleaded guilty to embezzling over 200000 and was sentenced to 110 years. DA said Barber used funds for nonexistent physicians and cashed some checks.
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UPI
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Virginia Barber
Louis Barber
Indicted Podell cries politics amid bribery charge
U S Rep Bertram Podell faces indictment for taking 41350 in exchange for political influence toward securing an air taxi route for Florida Atlantic Airlines. Podell calls the case political assassination and accuses the White House of scapegoating him. The probe references a 1971 antitrust inquiry dropped by Justice Department officials.
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U.S
Bertram Podell
White House
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Podell
Tax preparer arrested after long vacation
IRS agents took John Gibney of Malibu into custody as he returned from a trip to Europe and South America. He is accused of depositing more than $10,000 of clients funds into his own account after leaving the country April 8 amid client questions about their refunds. Gibney posted a $16,000 bond and faces a July preliminary hearing.
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UPI
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South America
Internal Revenue Service
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Gibney
Malibu
Propane leak prompts El Centro evacuation near rail yards
A leak of propane from two Southern Pacific cars near El Centro forced about 400 residents to evacuate for three hours. Officials said safety valves released under 100-degree heat, with less than 200 gallons escaping, as a tank truck drained gas to relieve pressure and halt the incident.
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