Park vows to clear the air before House ethics panel
Tongsun Park testified to House ethics investigators on alleged influence buying and said he will do his best to clear the air. He pledges cooperation and relief for both countries as reporters observe outside the closed hearing with metal detectors and guards.
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Carter seeks boost in education funds
President Carter asked Congress to raise federal aid to education by 24 percent to 12.9 billion annually and expand support for basic skills. He urged targeted aid to districts with large numbers of poor children and proposed a separate Department of Education. Governors' spokesmen warned the plan could breach revenue-sharing commitments.
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City Council candidate attacks water article as election scare
Ward III candidate Francis E. Lynch claims a Daily Record piece on a water shortage is an attempt to influence the March 7 city election. He accuses city officials of coordination with the paper and says he would pause new water system bonds until re evaluation. He cites lawn watering costs and possible developer benefit as concerns.
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Poll Shows Carter Breaks Promise on Appointments
AP NBC poll finds 52 percent believe President Carter did not keep his pledge to appoint U S attorneys and judges without political regard. Only 20 percent say he kept his word while 28 percent are unsure, with firing of U S attorney David Marston cited as a major factor.
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Anaya files six charges against former Gallup agent Marsh
Gallup AP bulletin reports Attorney General Toney Anaya filed six criminal complaints against James Albert Marsh, former state liquor agent, including one perjury charge, three counts of taking public money for services not rendered, a false voucher charge, and a public records tampering count.
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Beagles seeks grand jury appearance to quell rumors
Mayoral candidate Virgil Beagles said he has subpoenaed himself to testify before the Chaves County grand jury to stop rumors he claims are unfounded. He waits outside the District Courtroom and notes a December 1975 tape he says shows narcotics agents offering money to set him up. He plans to answer questions to clear his name and says he has no fear of indictment.
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Stiles vows open government in mayoral bid
Roswell candidate L C Stiles, 52, pledges good, open, responsible government if elected mayor. He plans a complaint department to handle citizen issues and favors limited federal grants with no strings, while noting councilmen will share much of the work. He has 18 years on the City Council and holds local civic roles.
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