Moon sect faces fraud in funding schemes
The New York Board of Social Welfare charged the Korean Cultural and Freedom Foundation with violating charitable fund-raising laws. Investigators found only about 8 percent of 1.5 million raised supported programs such as Asian Children’s Relief Fund and scholarships, with large fees to fund-raisers and offshore transfers. Col. Bo Hi Pak, tied to Rev. Sun Myung Moon, led the foundation with executives including Judith Lejeune and Gisela Rodriguez.
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Albany
UPI
State Board of Social Welfare
Korean Cultural and Freedom Foundation
Washington
Seoul
New York
Bo Hi Pak
Sun Myung Moon
Charitiy
Bernard Shapiro
State Board
Korea
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Radio of Free Asia
Southeast Asia
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Donald Miller
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State Supreme Court
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Children’s Relief Fund
Arthur Ulin
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International Development Council Inc
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Judith Lejeune
Chevy Chase
Gisela Rodriguez
Alexandria
McCarthy loss a Carter win
The final Supreme Court action blocked Eugene McCarthy’s independent bid, aiding Carter in a tight New York race. McCarthy supporters plan a write in campaign while Democrats feared vote splitting and tried to derail his candidacy. The Court refused to block the state appellate order reviving McCarthy on the New York ballot.
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UPI
New York
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
U.S. Supreme Court
Eugene McCarthy
Carter
McCarthy
McCarthy 76 Committee
New York City
Minnesota
New York City Budget Deficit Shrinks by 83 Million
New York City fiscal 1976 deficit is revised to 968 million from 1 051 billion. Comptroller Harrison J Goldin reports higher local tax receipts reduced the shortfall and eases the 1978 balancing cuts by 83 million under the Emergency Financial Control Board.
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New York
Harrison J. Goldin
Emergency Financial Control Board
Man killed in crash near Cazenovia Route 13
A 22 year old Fayetteville man, David O McKee of 102 West Elm Street, died after his car left Route 13 in the Town of Cazenovia and struck several trees at about 3 30 a m. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Oneida City Hospital around 4 a m. The preliminary cause cited fracture of the neck and internal injuries. Trooper J J Shiker reported the southbound vehicle was roughly six tenths of a mile north of Route 80 when the crash occurred.
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Cazenovia
Morrisville
David O. McKee
W. Elm St
Oneida City Hospital
J. J. Shiker
McKee
Ford to address overflow crowd at Syracuse War Memorial
President Ford arrives by Air Force One to Syracuse for a free campaign rally at the Onondaga County War Memorial. An overflow crowd from Onondaga and Central New York is expected as Lionel Hampton bands perform before Ford, with buses from across the region bringing supporters.
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Centro
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Hancock Field
William F. Walsh
Jacob Javits
John H. Mulroy
Richard J. Hanlon
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Walsh
Jimmy Carter
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Shanti Amani
Buffalo
Philadelphia
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Tex
Rochester
Long Island
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Ohio
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Camillus Plaza
Shoppingtown
Green Hills
Shop City
Big states decide race in final campaign push
United Press International reports Ford and Carter target big states in a winner take all electoral fight. Ford opens Texas then Pennsylvania and New York. Carter moves Missouri Louisiana Texas. Polls show Carter strong in the South, Ford in the West and Midwest, with the East undecided and a 45-44 lead for Carter among likely voters.
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United Press International
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Jimmy Carter
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Missouri
Louisiana
Ohio
Michigan
California
Illinois
New Jersey
Florida
Massachusetts
Indiana
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Midwest
East
Venice Floods Spark Alarm in Historic Center
Venice, Italy faced rising tides as high winds and heavy rain battered the country from the Alps to Sicily. Sirens warned Venice's 60,000 residents in the historic center of the imminent high waters. A decade earlier a severe flood damaged churches and monuments.
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Venice
Italy
Canal City
Alps
Sicily
Publicizing Revolution Costs More Than Its Start
A wry note on the irony that spreading word of the American Revolution now requires more people than the event itself once did, hinting at modern publicity burdens and historical contrasts.
112 year old Albanian woman vote by mail in NYC election
A Manhattan Supreme Court ruling allows 112 year old Mrs Mrika Minacaj to vote in the presidential election by mail though she does not meet absentee rules. Naturalized Dec 30 1975 after a special act arranged by Rep. Mario Biaggi and signed by President Ford, she plans to vote for Carter. she has lived in the Bronx since 1973 after leaving Albania in 1973.
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Manhattan
Supreme Court
Mrika Minacaj
Albania
Congress
Minacaj
Bronx
Marash
Yugoslavia
Europe
Mario Biaggi
Mrnacaj
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Rainy Weekend Forecast From Hancock Airport
Showers may be plentiful with an 80 percent rain chance for the weekend. Tonight's low in the mid 40s with southeasterly winds. Tomorrow likely more rain possibly heavy at times and a low 50s daytime high. Extended outlook shows scattered showers and continued clouds Monday through Wednesday with temperatures around 40s to 50s.
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