Ethics panel to probe Hays scandal in Congress
The House ethics committee will investigate Wayne Hays amid a Justice Department probe. Debate rages on whether to proceed now or wait for grand jury action as lawmakers push for his stepping down. The committee plans a first meeting today and has asked Hays for a jury appearance.
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Red Carpet White House welcome for Spanish king
King Juan Carlos I arrives in Washington with Queen Sofia for a four day US visit to mark the Bicentennial. The young monarch seeks support for Spain's reform program while U S officials weigh the impact on Franco era legacies and relations with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The visit coincides with Senate considerations of a 12 billion base treaty with Spain and includes a Don Quixote sculpture gift for the Bicentennial celebration.
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Solzhenitsyn criticizes American materialism at Stanford
Nobel laureate Alexander Solhenitsyn told Stanford University attendees Americans focus too much on pasty Treed nens and materialism while praising constructive critique. He urged restraint in press coverage and urged self examination as he accepted the American Friendship Award, after living in the United States for more than a year.
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New Hampshire Governor Adopts CB Radio for Speed Enforcement
Concord reports Gov Melkolm Thomson now patrols highways in a green limousine equipped with a Citizens Band radio and the nickname Luttle Bear. He has long used police radio to flag speeders and now adds a mobile CB to alert truckers and private motorists to state troopers’ locations.
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Country singer Wyrette questioned over costly Nashville fire
AP reports country singer Tammy Wyrette and a band member were questioned after a Spanish style home fire last week damaged her 1.2 million dollar residence. Officials say investigators are reviewing possible causes.
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Colorado Senator Floyd Haskell Seeks Divorce
Sen. Floyd Haskell of Colorado and his wife Eileen have filed a joint divorce petition in Arapahoe County District Court. A hearing on the petition was set for October 12. The couple, married four years, have three daughters all living away from home. Eileen declined to discuss politics.
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British pound slides to a new low near 1.71 dollars
The British pound dropped more than 3.0 cents to a fresh low around 1.71 dollars in London trading. Traders cited ongoing inflation, expectations of policy moves, and the Bank of England’s heavy use of reserves to defend the currency amid reports on Britain’s inflation and foreign funds.
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British Labor Policy Crisis Hits London Markets
London AP reports the Labor government faces political strife over economic policy as sterling falls to a new low. Labor parliamentary leader Michael Foot cancels a trip to the United States amid debate on possible cost cutting to curb welfare. Opponents critics warn of a wider revolt in the House of Commons as the party grapples with an uncertain majority and growing pressure to nationalize industries.
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Italian Voters Split as Elections Loom in Italy
A Coroel sampling in Italy shows a slight gain for the Christian Democrats and gains for the Communists, with 22 percent undeckled on party choice. The Demerkopen poll of 2,000 voters comes two weeks before elections and three weeks before voting.
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New York University to charge tuition amid city financial crisis
CUNY faces drastic tuition hikes as New York University and the city system plan to charge students after a month of halted payrolls. Administrators warn the move could push thousands into hardship while lawmakers debate a possible $4 million aid package to cover immediate bills.
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Moonie Festival Protests Mar New York Event
Protests and chaos marked the God Moon America Festival at Yankee Stadium as attendance fell short of expectations. About half of the 55,000 seats filled amid anti Moon banners clashes among youths and disorder outside and inside the stadium.
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Syrian troops move into Lebanon sparks regional protest
Beirut reports show Syrian forces occupying Sidon harbor and an American oil refinery as observers say the drive aims to secure oil supplies amid Lebanon’s civil war. Arab leaders and Israel warn of possible action, while PLO and Egyptian voices urge restraint and a broader Arab response.
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Revolutionary Cell Ulrike Meinhof Claims West German U S Base Attack
A group calling itself the Revolutionary Cell Brigade Ulrike Meinhoff claimed responsibility for a morning attack on U S Army HQ in Frankfurt and two trucks burned at Lindsay Air Station. West German authorities detained three suspects as the incident spurred tighter security at bases. The letter, sent to the Associated Press, said devices were placed in office areas and near the lobby of the Army HQ.
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