Ex-official links Agnew to payoffs
A former Maryland state official testified he never saw kickback money pass to Spiro Agnew but said it was clear Agnew received a share of payoffs. Jerome R. Wolff, head of the State Roads Commission 1967-68, testified that he, Bud Hammerman and Agnew split bribes from engineers awarded highway contracts.
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Annapolis
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Jerome RB. Wolff
State Roads Commission
Bud” Hammerman
Maryland
Wolff
Nixon
Baltimore County
Thomas R. Harrison
Diana Motz
Hammerman and
Hammerman
Motz
Cabrini crime near zilch says Mayor Byrne
Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne reports crime at Cabrini-Green dropped to near nothing during her three week full time residence. She notes improved garbage collection and a new food cooperative as progress and says she will keep an apartment there for future visits while avoiding gangs.
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Chicago
Jane M. Byrne
Cabrini-Green
Near North Side
Cabrini Green
Stockman successor Siljander edges into Congress from Michigan
Three Rivers native and 29 year old Republican Sillander wins the 4th District seat, echoing Stockman. He chairs Reagan campaigns, wins endorsements from Reagan Bush Kemp and Crane, and begins political career on local boards after early state House term.
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Benton Harbor, Mich
UPI
Mark Sillander
David Stockman
Congress
Reagan
Stockman
Sillander
Johnie Rodebush
Siljander
House
GOP
Three Rivers
State House
George Bush
Jack Kemp
New York
Phil Crane
Illinois
Fabius
Western Michigan University
John Globensky
Billy Carter Libyan affair ends no White House wrongdoing
Justice Department concludes no wrongdoing in the Carter administration regarding Billy Carter's Libyan affair. It notes Billy Carter lied to investigators. Michael E. Shaheen delivered the final report to Wade McCree and the criminal division, which may decide on further action or a civil settlement.
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Washington
Justice Department
Billy Carter
White House
Carter
Michael E. Shaheen
Wade H. MccCree
Department
Criminal Division
Shaheen
Benjamin Civiletti
National Security
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Brzezinski
Civiletti
Libya
Department of Justice
Kleindienst perjury trial believed months away
Former U S Attorney General Richard G Kleindienst faced arraignment on 14 counts of perjury with pretrial motions possibly lasting six months and a trial of a month or more expected. The case stems from investigations into a pension milking scheme tied to the Teamsters health fund and Libyan dealings.
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Phoenix
Ariz
U.S
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Nixon
Maricopa County
Arizona Bar Association
Tucson
Bar Association
Phil MacDonnell
Arizona
Bob Corbin
State Bar
Arizona Supreme Court
Teamsters Union Health and Welfare Fund
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Jerome B. Wolff
Cabrini
Oakdale
Rodger Wise
Rt. 11
N. Syr
Sambo’s
Lowrey
Oakdale's
Fenn Can Mall
Lowery Organ Center
Shoppingtown
Syracuse
Sambo
Billy
Marty
China
Mastercraft
Kingston Road
Elbridge
Anita
Aunt Maude
Lincoln First Bank
Lincoln Savings
Lincoln
Canta Dau Mombee Fos
Ime
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