Young Denies Sex Tied Pay in Capitol Scandal
A former aide to Rep. John Young alleges he paid her a $26 000 yearly salary for sexual favors. Young 59 denies the allegation and says she was hired for work not sex. He says he is willing to cooperate with investigators.
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Christi
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Ethics
Er Young
John Russell
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Tip” O'Neill
Pe O'Neill
C Christi
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D-R.i
Elizabeth Ray
Rosen
Miss Ray
Wayne Hays
Dohio
Hays Suffers Overdose Amid Payroll Scandal Fallout
Rep Wayne Hays, central figure in the payroll scandal, was hospitalized unconscious with a sleeping pill overdose. Doctors said the overdose appears accidental and he should recover within days. His press secretary denied reports of marital strife and noted ongoing federal grand jury scrutiny.
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Barnesville
Ohio
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Hays
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Hays Shoul
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Tame
Act
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House Administration Committee
House Democratic Caucus
Peal
University of Pittsburgh
Phillipa
Carol Clawson
Elizabeth Ray
Miss Ray
House
London
Ray
Apodaca to swear in 76 New Mexico Boys State officials
Gov. Jerry Apodaca will swear in two Albuquerque boys as 1976 New Mexico Boys State governor and lieutenant governor tonight. Nationalists Michael Carter and Edward Rodriguez led a sweep of 15 of 18 positions. The inaugural program begins at 7 p.m. in Pearson Auditorium, New Mexico Military Institute, with sessions and addresses by Gov. Carter and Dist. Judge Paul Snead.
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Jerry Apodaca
Albuquerque
New Mexico
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Highland High School
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Santa Fe High
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Farmington
Apodaca
Paul Snead
Roswell
Pearson
Ken Woody
Roswell High
Joel Johnson
Court of Appeals
Woody
Robert Fletcher
Dexter
Johnson
Daily Record
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DeLeon
Jal
Carter weighs 14 liberals for veep pick
Jimmy Carter, a Democratic frontrunner, considers 14 possible vice presidential candidates including two Black options and a woman. The Globe cites a nationwide poll run by Patrick Caddell's Cambridge Survey Research to gauge attitudes toward the list. Sen. Biden confirms the 14 were discussed within Carter's organization weeks ago as delegates press toward the nomination.
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Jimmy Carter
Boston Tobe
Carter
Patrick Caddell
Cambridge Survey Research
Joseph Biden
D-Del
The
Globe
Ae Nea Gaovernor
Barbara
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