Valleyman backs Korean pay-off claims in US probes
Former subcommittee investigator Maury Mauzy says intelligence reports link Korean officials and Park figures to influence buying in Congress. He cites a 1970s meeting at the Blue House about paying for favorable votes, with KCIA involvement and KCFF RFA ties.
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Chris Shuey
U.S
Congress
South Korea
House
Tungsun Park
Chung-hee Park
Orooan Aarwele
Richard Mauzy
Subcommittee
Mauzy
State Department
Donald L. Banard
Office of Korean Affairs
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Korea
Maury
Ranard
Institute For International Policy
Fund For Peace
Washington, D.C
Washington Post
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
KCIA
Bo Hi Pak
Sun Myung Moon
Park
Blue House
America
Kim Hyung Wook
Wook
Seoul
United States
Senate
Chandler
Arizona House
Organized Crime Task Force
ECIA
Donald M. Fraser
D-Minn
Tungsan Park- Chung-hee Park
Park Park
Korean Cultural and Freedom Foundation
KCFF
Radio of Free Asia
RFA
Tungsan Park
Carter calls halt to B1 bomber production
President Carter announced the United States will stop B1 bomber production while testing continues, saying the aircraft is unnecessary. Four planes were budgeted, three built, one under assembly, with potential job losses at Rockwell International and related suppliers.
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Washington
Carter
United States
Congress
House
George Mahon
House Appropriations Committee
White House
New York
Rockwell International Corp
Los Angeles
Moscow
Kremlin
Jody Powell
Pentagon
Beidc Town Allegedly Occupied by Hostile Elements
Diplomatic sources report Beidc near Ethiopia Sudan border seized by uniformed forces described as hostile. Missionaries cite occupiers, but no verification of Sudanese troops from Norway reports.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Ethiopia
Beicd
Sudan
Norway
Panel urges saving LEAA with streamlined focus
A Justice Department task force backs preserving the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration but calls for tighter structure and greater emphasis on researching national crime problems. In Mexico City, President Jose Lopez Portillo extends the border duty free zone for another year and ends gasoline subsidies in border towns raising prices to Mexico City levels.
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Washington
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Mexico City
Jose Lopez Portillo
United States
Auto makers ordered to install air bags after 1984 models
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams announced a 60 day rule requiring all autos manufactured after 1984 to have air bags or passive crash protection. The plan targets 1982 to 1984 model years progressively by size class, affecting domestic and foreign cars. Rep. Bud Shuster quickly sought to overturn the decision, while Chrysler criticized the move as costly and less effective than current belts.
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Washington
Brock Adams
Congress
Adams
Tion Department
Allam
Bud Shuster
R-Pa
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Ieea
United States
Bridge to Nowhere Becomes Box Culvert in Paradise Valley
The town installs six box culverts along In vergordon Road near Mountain View Road to repair flood damage. They will replace dirt covered drainage pipes that also functioned as bridges for adjacent property owners.
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Invergordon Bitch
Paradise Valley
Invergordon Road
Mountain View Road
Quints Born in Argentina Surprise Nation
In Buenos Aires an Argentine woman, not using fertility drugs, gave birth to five male quintuplets. Doctors say all five have a good chance for survival. Parents await updates as they monitor the rare multiple birth and its outcomes.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Scottsdale drafts five year streets plan by task force
City Manager Franklin D. Aleshire organized a five member task force to develop a five year construction and maintenance plan for all Scottsdale streets. The group will complete the plan by mid November and use the Maricopa Association of Governments five year major streets plan as a basis. Members are Jeff Kracht Raymond Williamson Richard Brown Mark Schlappi and Dennis Parker.
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Franklin D. Aleshire
Scottsdale
Aleshire
Maricopa Association of
Jeff Kracht
Capital Improvements
Raymond Williamson
Richard Brown
Mark Schlappi
Dennis Parker
Scottsdale Moves On ERDA Solar Project Cost Talks
Scottsdale officials completed ERDA cost and design forms for a 150000 to 200000 dollar solar heating and cooling project at the Maricopa County Court Building. City technologist Jack Haenichen said ERDA is reviewing data this week and may visit Washington within two weeks.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County Court
Jack Haenichen
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Washington
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