Northrop Pays 1.8 Million in Overseas Promotion
Northrop Corp has paid or committed over 1.8 million dollars in commissions to a Swiss based group named the Economic and Development Corp. formed to promote overseas aircraft sales on a no questions asked basis. The confidential report by Northrops accounting firm details how the Swiss organization employs influential individuals abroad.
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Northrop Accused of Bribes and Illegal Political Fund
Northrop faced new disclosures of payments possibly aiding foreign officials. The firm admitted a $1.14 million slush fund for domestic political contributions, settled a SEC suit last April over a secret political fund, and disclosed $450,000 in bribes in 1972 and 1973 to Saudi Arabian generals. An Ernst & Ernst audit for Northrop fueled a six month board committee inquiry.
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Senate cites questionable Northrop payments abroad
A Senate subcommittee released audit material alleging Northrop Corp made questionable overseas payments to European parliament members as part of arms sales. The firm acknowledged a $450000 intermediary payment tied to Saudi General bribes regarding F5E jets, while noting officials will testify before the panel.
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Republicans Split Over Ford Acknowledgment for 1976 Bid
A resolution backing President Ford for the 1976 election meets mixed reactions among GOP senators. Sixteen of 38 have signed, others hesitate or have not been asked. Minority Whip Griffin cites state concerns and retention of discretion, while Senator Stevens notes it was his idea. The move isn’t a counter to the conservatives’ call for an open convention.
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West to East Tour Aims to Help Amax Miners Unite
UMW President Arnold Miller announced that Belle Ayr mine strikers in Gillette Wyoming will tour Southern Illinois starting Sunday to meet Illinois Amax miners. The visit aims to share firsthand views on company treatment and protect contract protections while avoiding work stoppages. The tour will visit four Amax mines in Illinois.
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