Shakespearean quip file on Park inquiry headlines ethics probe
The humor column jokes about the Tongsun Park case and House ethics probe as Shakespearean scenes. It riffs on hearings timing and cooperation while noting Park's indictment and potential return from Seoul.
Hearst resumes college study amid security and legal limbo
Patricia Hearst, 23, has returned to college level studies after her arrest. Her attorney says she was a UC Berkeley art sophomore and may pursue journalism. She lives quietly with family on the San Francisco Peninsula under tight security and faces ongoing federal and state cases tied to the SLA saga.
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United Press International
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Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
al Johnson
University of California
Berkeley
Catherine
Randolph A. Hearst
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Johnson
Wendy Yoshimura
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Patricia
F Lee Bailey
Peninsula
Arrow
Federal Appeals Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Bill
Emily Harris
Oakland
Harrises
Harris
Oil Rumors Stir Ogaden Conflict Amidst War Drums
Diplomatic observers in Nairobi say fighting between Ethiopia and Somalia may hinge on oil potential in the Ogaden desert. Geologists reportedly found evidence, but extraction costs could decide which side prevails.
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United Press International
Nairobi
Kenya
Ethiopia
Somalia
Ogaden Desert
Iceberg Talk Draws Global Experts to Iowa State
Dozens of scientists from around the world and Prince Mohammed Al Faisal plan the First International Conference on Iceberg Utilization at Iowa State University in Ames to explore moving Antarctica icebergs to Saudi Arabia for fresh water. The event, funded in part by Faisal, draws NSF and Coast Guard support with over 50 researchers expected to attend.
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United Press International
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Prince Mohammed al Paisal
Abdo A. Husseiny
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Antarctica
Faisal
John Isaacs
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
la Jolla
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California
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Arrctic
Husseini
U.S
Husseiny
Tme
Iowa State
United States
National Science Foundation
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Editors praise Jaworski approach to ethics probe pace
The Willimantic Chronicle notes Leon Jaworski will stress thoroughness over rapid closure in the House Ethics Committee inquiry into South Korean influence buying. Several months of hard work are expected, with potential spill into 1978, raising reelection concerns but serving public interest through careful investigation. Senator Richard Lugar is also highlighted for his crucial role amid tense Capitol debates.
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Tongsun Park
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England
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Willimantic, Conn
Leon Jaworski
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