Jackie Onassis wins 26 million settlement in Onassis estate case
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis will receive 26 million dollars from the Onassis estate in an out of court settlement reached after long negotiations among Christina Onassis lawyers and estate executives. Christina received 50 percent of the estate while the Alexandros Onassis Foundation holds the remaining half. the payout to Jackie comes from Christina's share.
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Republican officials indicted in county corruption probe
County Commissioner John J. Bachman and Deputy County Comptroller Richard G. Sheeran were indicted on numerous charges alleging a seven year conspiracy to coerce county employees into contributing to Republican Party activities. They pled innocent as the special grand jury investigation into political corruption moves forward led by Special Deputy Atty. Gen. Peter D. Andreoli. A third indictment unsealed charges Deputy County Comptroller Stephen G. Vislusky.
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Indictments Detail Onondaga County GOP Fundraising Scheme
Massive indictments accuse Bachman and Sheeran with using county offices to press employees to pay annual assessments to the Republican Committee. The scheme allegedly leveraged departmental superiors to compile funds from county workers from 1970 to 1972. Andreoli described the case at a morning press conference and said more indictments may be sealed.
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Koch wins big in New York mayoral runoff
Edward Koch, Manhattan Democrat, defeated Mario Cuomo to win the Democratic mayoral nomination. In a separate race, 35 year old Carol Bellamy ousted Paul O'Dwyer to seize the Democratic nomination for City Council president. Koch led from polls closing and carried four of five boroughs.
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U S Pressures Israel After Dayan Talks in Washington
The Carter administration urged compromise and hinted at Palestinian talks after a White House meeting with Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan. Dayan outlined a plan for vast territorial concessions with continued West Bank military control. Officials noted differences despite praising Israel's peace efforts and aiming for indirect Israel Arab dialogue before Geneva reconvening.
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San Diego Voters Decide on Nude Beach Ban at Black's Beach
Early turnout nears 130000 of 369000 registered voters as ballots decide whether to end nude bathing at Black's Beach. The issue splits religious leaders and sparks political debate amid the city’s first sanction of nude beach access.
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