Kleindienst Indicted on Perjury Counts in Arizona
Former U S Attorney General Richard Kleindienst, once tied to Watergate, is indicted by a Maricopa County grand jury on 14 counts of perjury for allegedly lying to Arizona Bar Association panels examining his role in a Teamsters pension scheme. He pleaded guilty in 1974 to a related false testimony charge.
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Bradley wins 3rd term as Los Angeles mayor
The Los Angeles mayoral race ends with Tom Bradley winning a decisive third term over Sam Yorty. With partial resultsBradley leads with 64.56 percent to Yorty’s 31.30 percent, Bradley 87 769 votes to Yorty 42 551.
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Sam Yorty
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Tick not in her Oldsmobile sparks lawsuit claim
Ei leen Miller testified in federal court that her 1977 Oldsmobile had a Chevrolet engine instead of an Oldsmobile Rocket engine. The suit, brought by thousands of Oldsmobile owners, accuses General Motors Corp. of breaching implied and written warranties by swapping engines.
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Eileen Miller
Skokie
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Block sees hope for end of embargo on grain sales
Agriculture Secretary John R. Block says President Reagan may lift the embargo on grain sales to the Soviet Union after developments in Poland. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger cautions the situation must improve substantially before renewed arms control talks with the Soviets.
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John R. Block
Poland
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