Public interest critique of money in 1978 congressional elections
The piece argues business funding is eroding liberal representation in Congress. It highlights Thomas Foley switching votes to appease funding interests and Elliot Levitas advocating a one house veto. It criticizes bureaucratic gimmicks and urges citizen accountability with public campaign finance reform.
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Uus
House of Representatives
Thomas Foley
D.wash
House Agriculture Committee
Foley
Consumer Protection Agency
Sumer-Farmer Coalition
Spokane
Department of Agriculture
Atlanta
Georgia
Elliot Levitas
D.-Ga
Congress
Executive Branch
House of Congress
House
Washington, D.C
Alan Morrison
Reuben Robertson
Capitol Hall
Kennedy
Mathias
Will Rogers
Britain
United States
United Kingdom
Hong Kong
Division of Hughes estate debated by relatives and courts
The will fight over Rupert Hughes heirs widens as Houston Probate Court prepares to rule on the will while Los Angeles lawyers seek to settle with Hughes sisters. Heirfinders Inc. traces 152 relatives. foster children may gain little. The Hughes Medical Institute will insist if a will exists they are named beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Dinkins
Hughes
Dinkins
W. A. Jones
Nashville, Tenn
Jones
Heirfinders Inc
Los Angeles
Kendel & Anderson
Rocky River
Kendel, & Anderson
Armogast
Hughes Medical Institute
Delaware
Dad's pistol linked to trial
Lee and Stacey were alone in the home when the shooting occurred. The Gold youth remained impassive during McMillan's testimony, but often closed his eyes as the coroner described gunshot wounds. The gun has never been found. Haynes said Lee awoke about 10 30 am, watched TV, then went to the bore of a friend, was arrested there about three hours later, and tests then showed no powder burns on his hands. Police and hospital officials and a neighbor of the Gold family are scheduled to testify.
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Page
Lee
Stacey
McMillan
Golt
Navy
John Haynes
David Basinski
Haynes
Gold
Son of Sam pursuit deep into New York streets
J C tracks a chilling killer who stalks young women with long brown hair, firing from close range. The detective notes the case stands apart in terror, with two letters from the killer derangedly praising his writing and describing grotesque scenes from New York sewers and sidewalks.
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Sam
J.C
Son
Wall Street Advances After Revisions Boost Growth
The Dow Jones average rose to 926.31 as a revision showing larger first quarter growth supported a mild rally. Gainers outpaced losers on the New York Stock Exchange, underscoring a positive market mood. Northwest Ohio grain prices moved with mixed changes for wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans.
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New York
Merce Department
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Composite Index Stock Exchange
For New York
Alrco
Scott Pap
Shell
HK Alcoa
Bb Singer Co
Aurlin
Kita
AMTET
Armco
Weyertr Westy Ea
Babck
Whirlpolnt Bendix
Woolweh
Setar de Xerox Corp Brith
Borden Cpc
Precre Celanese
R.smthco Chryster
American Machine & Foundry
Amencat
Cova Col
American Stat
Conadsan
Curtis
Dart Ind
Emerson Fruchaul
Dow
Te Dresser
Industries
DuPont
Kewanee Industries
Koehring
London
United States
Britain
Ohio
Gen Dynamo
Richmond Corp
Searle
Smucker
Sybrou
Toledo Edison
Gillette
Uman Pacific Corp
Victor
Kroger Lof
British Airways
Passen- Rik
Canada
Corp
Department of i
Trade
Mobil
U.S
Penney
PepsiCo
Ralston
Cleveland banks face bias probe in city deposits plan
Cleveland City Council weighs bias concerns as it studies 11 banks and savings institutions to designate which will receive $300 million in city deposits. The effort follows reports alleging discriminatory lending in Cleveland's inner city neighborhoods.
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Cleveland
Pipeline alters control of Sohio in major ownership shift
Sohio will pass majority control to BP by mid next year as Alaska oil flows grow and BP increases its stake to 34 percent. The merger with BP’s U S arm in 1970 gave BP 25 percent, with Sohio expanding from 18th to among top U S producers due to Alaska’s north slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alaska
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Sohio
U.S
Sohia
British Petroleum Ltd
U. S
George J. Dunn
Carter backs interest on checking accounts nationwide
President Carter administration seeks to legalize interest on checking balances nationwide. Banks would likely charge per check fees, with the Federal Reserve offsetting some costs through required deposits. Testimony by Treasury Secretary Blumenthal notes consumer impact and potential shift to conventional accounts to avoid charges.
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Washington
Carter Administration
Treasury
W. Michael Stamenthal
Uke
Fie
Blumenthal
Senate Banking
Savings
New England
Federal Reserve System
Central
Federal Reserve Bank
Pasebook Savings
Fem Baan
Ohio board disciplines 36 doctors last year
State and national data show a sharp rise in disciplinary actions against physicians. In Ohio 36 doctors faced penalties in 1976, up from 9 in 1971, with 16 voluntarily surrendering licenses and 3 giving up narcotics permits after investigations. Nationwide license revocations rose to 130 in 1976 from 45 in 1971.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Medical Board
OHO State Board
American Medical Association
James H. Sammons
AMA
House of Delegates
San Francisco
Sammons
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