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Newspaper

Redlands Daily Facts

Location

Redlands, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1976

Page

2

Hays confident of vindication before Ohio primary

Rep. Wayne L. Hays faces House Ethics Committee and grand jury probes while seeking re election. Aides say he has massive evidence to prove innocence in a case alleging use of federal money to hire an employee for a sexual relationship with Miss Ray and note his temporary step down from party and committee posts may continue. Mrs Clawson asserts investigations will reveal the charges are dismissed.

Flushing Ohio UPI Wayne L. Hays House Ethics Committee Washington Hays Carol Clawson Miss Ray Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee House Administration

Star of Mary Hartman given drug sentence

Louise Lasser star of Mary Hartman was placed in a six month drug diversionary program for cocaine possession. A Dec 1 court date follows. completion could drop charges. Lasser had prior psychiatric treatment and faced traffic warrants plus cocaine charges from an May 1 arrest after a store altercation.

Mary Hartman Beverly Hills UPI Louise Lasser Leonard Wolfe Miss Lasser Marvin Kaye

15 hour shooting spree in store ends

In Fresno a young man, Thomas L. Rayos, 18, armed himself in Woolworths sporting goods and opened fire. He was dragged from the store 15 hours later after police teargas rounds and a sprinkler activation. He faces burglary and assault charges as SWAT teams sweep three floors for a possible second suspect.

Fresno UPI Woolworth’s Thomas L. Rayos

Wisconsin man pleads guilty in 1970 UW bombing case

David S. Fine of Wilmington Delaware pled guilty to reduced federal charges in the 1970 University of Wisconsin bombing that killed researcher Robert Fassnacht. He admitted conspiracy and unlawful flight to avoid prosecution, facing up to 10 years and a $15 000 fine. A sentencing date was not yet set.

Madison, Wis UPI David S. Fine University of Wisconsin Fine U.S David C. Mebane Myron Gordon William C. Sachtsen Gordon Robert Fassnacht Army Math Research Center Wilmington Del San Rafael Calif

Kuwait buys Tulsa bank building

The 32 story Fourth National Bank building in downtown Tulsa is reportedly sold to the government of Kuwait. It would be the first Tulsa property sold to a foreign government. Jack W. Kelley, owner of the $8 million building, confirmed negotiations but declined to name the buyer. Kelley later declined to comment.

Kuwait Tulsa Bank Ulsa, Okla UPI Fourth National Bank Tulsa Tribune Tulsa United States Jack W. Kelley Kelley

Nixon aides plotted to poison columnist Anderson

The Senate intelligence report reveals a 1972 White House bid to drug journalist Jack Anderson to make him incoherent at a public appearance. E Howard Hunt and Charles Colson discussed options with a former CIA physician, but the plan was abandoned as impractical. Anderson, noting the remark, called it exhilarating to be shot at and missed.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Jack Anderson E. Howard Hunt CIA White House Anderson Nixon Pakistan Senate Select Committee On Intelligence Intelligence Committee Washington Post Bob Woodward Hunt Charles Colson Colson Senate Winston Churchill

Kissinger Arrives in Chile For Talks With Pinochet

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger landed in Santiago amid accusations of abuse by the military government. He planned a closed session with President Pinochet as a human rights report cites killings and torture of prisoners tied to supporters of ex leader Allende.

Santiago Chile UPI Henry Kissinger Augusto Pinochet Kissinger Organization of American States General Assembly Human Rights Commission OAS Pinochet Salvador Allende Washington U.S

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