Hanna Indicted in Korea Conspiracy Bribery Case
Former Democratic Congressman Richard T. Hanna of Orange County was indicted on 40 felony counts including conspiracy bribery mail fraud and failure to file under the Foreign Agents Registration Act. The case links Hanna to the Korean scandal and mirrors charges against Tongsun Park as the Justice Department proceeds to trial. Hanna was in Arkansas and unavailable for comment.
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Carter says differences on Canal pact resolved
President Carter and Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos say they have resolved remaining interpretations of the Panama Canal treaty. They discussed the right of U S ships to expedited passage in emergencies and the defense of the canal during a brief White House meeting. A clarifying statement was anticipated for release before Panama’s plebiscite.
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Maré
White House
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Senate panel approves energy bill amid tax break plan
The Senate Finance Committee backed an energy bill with billions in tax breaks but rejected Carter's proposed tax increases. The measure would save about 2.2 million barrels daily by 1985 at a $22 billion cost. House version estimates 1.7 to 2.5 million barrels saved daily. The vote was party divided with four Republicans opposing and two supporting.
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Senate Finance Committee
Carter
House
Carl Cureus
Nebraska
John C. Danforth
Missouri
Floyd Haskell
Colorado
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Pesticide Linked to Cancer and Male Sterility Found in Foods
EPA warns eating vegetables treated with DBCP pesticide may raise cancer risk and reduce male fertility. Residues detected on carrots broccoli lettuce and many others. workers exposed face sterility. Production halted after links to male worker sterility and recalls.
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Wit Chemical Co
Shell Oil
Pine Cone Suspect Crashes Mercedes in Carmel Office Attack
In Carmel the post office scene saw a jumbo pine cone, describ ed as 4 inches tall with a squatty build and no teeth, allegedly denting a 1976 Mercedes Benz owned by a Hayward man. Officer Fuselier reported the open case as the cone was seized and held on $1000 bail.
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Americans report safe after yacht attacked off Vietnam coast
Three Americans aboard the 49 foot Brillig reported being chased and rammed before being towed by a Vietnamese government vessel toward Saigon. Cornelia Del fentaustt in Bangkok relayed the update to Frederick Dellenbaugh, father of the owner, identifying skipper Robert Stevens and two others Leeland Dickerson and Charles Affel. The distress call placed the vessel about 35 miles off the Ca Mau peninsula as it headed from Pattaya to Brunei and Singapore.
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Fla
Vietnam
Saigon
Dellenbaugh
Tie
Rober Stevens
Boal Yard
Russ Dellenaugh
Peace Corps
Leeland Dickerton
Flagstaff
Aziz
Charles Affel
Philadelphia
Thailand
Pattaya
Brunei
Singapore
Ca Mau Peninsula
Voice
Three OSU Fraternity Brothers Die in Homecoming Display Accident
In Stillwater Oklahoma three Alpha Gamma Rho members were electrocuted while erecting a homecoming display when scaffolding touched a live voltage site. Two others were injured with one hospitalized in intensive care. Deceased were Merle Wayne George freshman from Manchester Kevin Brent Wilson senior from Beaver and Randall D Logari freshman from Elk City.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma State University
Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity
Merle Wayne George
Manchester
Kevin Brent Wilson
Beaver
Randall D. Logari
Elk City
Longshoremen ignore court restraining order at West Coast ports
Longshoremen defied a federal court restraining order and refused to cross ILA picket lines at West Coast ports from Seattle to San Diego. Judge Cecil Poole ordered ILWU to stop honoring ILA pickets pending Oct. 27 hearing and upheld Kagel’s ruling that the ILA picks were not legitimate.
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San Francisco
Cecil Poole
West Coast
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Fast Coast
Poole
LAWU
Sam Kagel
ILA
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Oregon
California
ILWU
Pacific Maritime Association
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LWU
Wilmington
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Alantic
Gulf
Det
Cal
Nobel Prize in economics shared by Briton and Swede
A BRITON and a Sweden share the 1977 Nobel Prize in economics in today’s Leisure edition. The issue also notes a plant closure at El Segundo due to radioactivity and reports on a county assessor vacancy drawing 86 applicants with six top contenders.
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Philip Watson
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