Union Paid Nixon to Keep Hoffa Out
FBI information alleges organized crime figures and Teamsters officials paid over 250000 dollars to the Nixon administration to bar Jimmy Hoffa from union activity after his prison release. NBC cites FBI probes into Hoffa disappearance, with calls to interview Haldeman Dean Colson and Mitchell as investigation widens. Hoffa Jr. urges fuller government action as Hoffa’s 13 year sentence was commuted in 1971 with a ban on union activity.
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Nixon
Jimmy Hoffa
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Hoffa
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NBC
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Colson
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John Dean
John Mitchell
Carter Administration
Frank Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
James Hoffa Jr
Teamsters Local 29
Compromise Sought On Ten Billion Farm Bill
Congressional farm leaders work to merge House and Senate farm bill versions seeking compromise on cap price supports. Conference aims to finish before recess. final passage not expected until September. Budget gaps center on 1978 supports and sugar price provisions along with food stamp extensions.
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Washington
UPD
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Senate
Carter
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
Thomas, Foley
Dwash
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Foley
Conference Committee
Constipation relief: EX-LAX deemed effective and safe
A national doctor panel judged many laxatives ineffective yet found EX-LAX reliable and gentle. The medicine stimulates the body's natural rhythm for overnight relief in chocolate or unflavored pills.
Mediation Ordered On Livestock Poisoning Case
Wexford County Circuit Judge William Peterson suspended the $1 million PBB suit of dairyman Roy Tacoma and ordered 85 similar cases into out-of-court mediation. The judge cited the lengthy scientific proceedings and a 60 day recess to allow lawyers and defendant firms to reach settlements through a mediator and avoid a protracted bench trial.
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UPI
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Tacoma
Falmouth
Peterson
Michigan
Michigan Chemical Co
Darm Bureau Services
Carter says Arabs and Israelis show flexibility for Middle East peace
President Carter in interviews cited ongoing difficulties in forging a Middle East peace, but said Israelis and Arabs have indicated willingness to be forthcoming. He criticized Israel's West Bank settlements as wrong and argued they are not permanent. He noted possible resumption of the Geneva Conference and discussed arms talks, China recognition, and mediation as alternatives.
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Time Magazine
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China
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Scientists in Scotland Yard Keep Up With Criminals
Dr Ray Williams Scotland Yard laboratory director spoke at Bowdoin College in Maine about the rising sophistication of criminals and the challenge for forensic science. He noted dried paint chips and evidence are harder to match as brands converge and judges demand more science before convictions. He compared murder rates to U S cities, explaining gun access shapes crime levels and recalled supervising the Stonehouse disappearance case in Florida and Australia.
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James J Hohman
Brunswick
Maine
Scotland Yard
Ray Williams
Williams
Bowdoin College
Great Britain
U.S
John Stonehouse
Stonehouse
Florida
Australia
Carter Calls Nation to Restore Values Through God
President Carter told his Bible class that only through God's word and Christ's example can American values be restored, not by government alone. He cited loss of hard work and respect for law, warned against civil religion, and urged Christians to view government as not a substitute for God.
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UPI
America
Carter
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Mo Ape Carter
First Baptist Church
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