Califano Defied Subcommittee in Contempt Vote
Washington (UPI) A House investigations subcommittee voted 9-8 to hold HEW Secretary Joseph Califano in contempt for not turning over subpoenaed FDA records on generic drugs. The action awaits full House approval. Califano warned he faces possible prison and fines for refusing to reveal trade secrets. He offered to name some drug firms but withheld certain details on brand names and small versus large company dynamics.
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Murder plot details unfold in Hershberger case
Testimony reveals a web of adultery and murder schemes. Hershberger describes a plan involving Martin Posey and Schwendler to kill him for insurance money, while alleging years of an open marriage and coercive abuse. Authorities note alleged insurance fraud tied to a stolen trailer.
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Detroit
Ray Testimony on King Murder Admits Errors and Alibi
Ray testified at Brushy Mountain Prison that he did not shoot King and was blocks away having his car serviced when King was killed. He said he told two versions about Raoul and the rifle, correcting an error after government documents showed he bought the second rifle the next day. The hearing featured heavy questioning by Rep. Louis Stokes and clashes with Mark Lane over procedure.
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Disabled drive Elyria accessibility survey initiative plans
About 30 to 40 Jaycees under co chairmen Dwayne Jobst and John Ryan will collect data for the Lorain County Coalition to publish a booklet rating Elyria buildings on handicapped accessibility. Surveys target five page details with door stickers for accessible sites and respect business choices.
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White House reshuffle signs Rafshoon as power broker
Gerald Rafshoon, Carter’s new communications aide, catalyzes a White House staff reshuffle. James Fallows resigns as chief speech writer while Barry Jagoda moves to the National Security Council as international communications advisor. Greg Schneiders becomes Rafshoon’s deputy and Kevin Gorman joins to help local TV access interviews.
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Three-year-old Cory Manning in a wading pool mask
In Millersburg Cory Manning poses from a local wading pool wearing a face mask. A Soviet court has summoned U.S. correspondents Whitney of The New York Times and Piper of the Baltimore Sun to appear Friday after a civil slander ruling tied to stories on a dissident’s televised confession. In Detroit, police investigate a pre-dawn shooting on Belle Isle linked to a dance called Freaky Deaky, leaving one dead and three injured. witnesses link the slain man to the dance with a woman who may be his partner.
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Detroit
UPI
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Island Park
CIA warns of missile use by terrorists before 1980 Olympics
CIA officials told House panels that within six months terrorists may employ heat seeking missiles and radical activity in West Europe could rise. A top Justice Department official said the government is starting work to prevent any terrorist activity during the 1980 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid New York.
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Julie Eisenhower to bring home newborn Jennie Eisenhower
The Nixon Eisenhower family prepared to welcome home two day old Jennie Eisenhower born at San Clemente General Hospital. Julie Eisenhower gave birth to a nine pound four ounce girl on Tuesday and plans to leave the hospital with the infant today. Nixon said the baby will be a credit to her family and country.
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Group seeks pope who'll reject trend
The Civilta' Cristiana movement urged the college of cardinals in Rome to elect a pope who will reject modern departures from church doctrine. The fringe group, linked to Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, called for Aug. 25 conclave guidance, while Vatican officials dismissed the appeal as another minority tactic.
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