Oil Firm Officials Stand Trial In $40 Million Bilking Case
Six Tulsa Home Stake Produc tion Co. executives face federal court charges of conspiracy to defraud investors through mail fraud over 1968 to 1970. Trial will likely span months with one defendant tried separately in New York. Others previously tried and acquitted were California associates.
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Okla
UPI
Home Stake Production Co
New York
California
IRS
Los Angeles
Robert S. Trippet
Home Stake
Frank E. Sims
Norman Clarence Cross Jr
David C. Davies
Harry L. Fitzgerald
Elmer M. Kunkel
Kent M. Klineman
Allen Barrow
Home Stake Investments
F. Contract Greer
Richard A. Ganong
Travel costs rise for Congress overseas in 1975 tour
Washington Post reports a 1975 congressional travel bill of 1.7 million dollars with O'Neill leading a 24 member delegation to Athens Cairo and Barcelona. Expenses included a 1500 guest reception in Egypt a 1533 Cairo Sheraton dinner and a 4000 Nile barge dinner. No detailed House accounting was filed beyond recordings from Rep. Conte.
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UPI
House
Thomas P. O’neill
Egypt
Washington Post
The
Post
State Department
Congress
O'Neill
Dmags
Athens
Israel
U.S
Nile
Silvio Conte
R-Mass
Carter To Meet With VP Hopefuls
Jimmy Carter said he will meet with Mondale on Thursday at his Plains Georgia peanut farm as part of his list of potential vice presidential running mates. He also noted a prior meeting with Edmund Muskie at Plains and listed other possible picks including Glenn Church and Stevenson. He praised the Israeli raid freeing Ugandan hijack hostages and expressed sorrow for deaths in the incident.
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William Cotterell Hershey
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Carter
Georgia
Mondale
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Plains
Uganda
CIA
George Bush
New York
Idaho Field Crops Up Despite June Frost Hit
Idaho's major field crops are forecast to rise slightly in harvested area and total acres for the year. Spring wheat leads gains at 15 percent, with winter wheat up 1 percent, barley 4 percent, dry beans 8 percent, and corn for grain 12 percent. dry peas fall 24 percent and alfalfa hay 1 percent. Frost on June 26 set back development for beans corn and potatoes.
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Idaho
Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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