Hays Set to Resign as House Administration Chair
Rep. Hays, amid a Capitol Hill payroll sex scandal linked to Elizabeth Ray, plans to resign as chair of the House Administration Committee in the coming days citing health reasons Sources said the move would end internal caucus pressure for his ouster He has faced prior resignations and controversy while seeking re election in Ohio.
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Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Capital Hill
House
Mayr
Hays
Ohio
William Dickinson
R-Ala
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House Democratic
Frank Thompson
D-N.j
Twas
Jsy Ray
Capitol Hall
Miss Ray
Congress
First American woman captain sails Frontier skies
DENVEN Emily Howell, a Denver native and Frontier Airlines captain, became the first woman to rise from first officer to captain on a U.S. domestic airline. The 41-year-old, with a 13-year flight-instruction tenure, oversees routes from Denver to Cheyenne and Nebraska towns, balancing motherhood and a fiancé who cheers her milestone.
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Oa Sei Werth
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Air Force
Steve Rosevear
Howell
Prontier
Girline
Frontier
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Nebraska
Sidney
Scottshiull
Alliance
Chadron
Pallottines Audit Reveals Investments and Conflicts of Interest
The audit by Arthur Anderson & Co. shows Pallottine finances with 5.3 percent of funds spent on mission work, $3.79 million in marketable bonds, and $4.022 million in stock, minus $522,741. It lists loans totaling $3.593 million to businesses and individuals, connections to Hess and Spiro Agnew associates, multiple real estate partnerships, a 29 percent stake in PSA, and fees paid to Father Carich’s related entities. The report notes a $230,001 loan to Amalgamated Modular Structures Inc. and raises concerns about fiduciary duties and related-party transactions.
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Arthur Anderson & Co
Philadelphia
Donald Webster
Dennis
Mandel
Towson Attormey
George W. White Jr
Fornee
Spiro T. Agnew
Dne
Joans
Hess
Manor Glen Limited Partnership
Baltimore County
Francis Scott Key Bank and ‘Trust
Frederick
Father Carcich
Abe Semartixtes
Dennis Webster
Pallottines
PSA
Computer Consultants Inc
Carich
Death cry in Angola as mercenaries face firing squad
In Angola, 13 defendants including one Briton and three Americans were condemned by parliamentarian Rui Monteiro to death by firing squad for alleged mercenary crimes. He branded Western powers, including Britain, the United States, Kissinger, and CIA, as complicit in funding and deploying mercenaries. The tribunal argued mercenaries acted outside law, citing few eyewitness identifications and the defendants’ role in the war against the Popular Movement.
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Litanda
Angola
Rui Monteiro
Monteiro
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United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Revolutionary People's Tribunal
Daniel Geartart
Kensington
Popular Movement
Monteira
Central Intelligence Agency
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Zaire
South Africa
Kissinger
Fids
Vietnam
Maj
Jobs Leonard
Yale S
Atal
U.S. Eneey
Bomb kills Argentine police chief in Buenos Aires
Terrorists assassinated Federal Police Chief Jesaria Uardom with a bomb early today in Palermo, injuring his wife, mother, and daughter. Interim officials launched a nationwide manhunt, while security sources warned of a strong response.
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Argentina
Jesaria Uardom
Albano Harguindeguy
Guillermo Suarez Mason
Cardozo
Palermo
Alberto Villar
Villar
Rafael Caceres Nomi
Saat
Supreme Court shields right to remain silent in custody
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that a criminal suspect’s silence cannot be used to impeach their testimony. The decision involved a marijuana case from Dover Ohio and upheld that police questioning cannot punish a defendant for choosing to stay silent.
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Warren Burger
Ada Francisco
Fulton County
York
Timothy Morgan
Richard Nixon
Ford
U.S
Dover
Ohio
Jefferson Doyle
Richard Wood
Iago
Shalam
Iw Opioka
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Italian Campaign Winds Down For Parliament Polls
The Italian election campaign ends tonight with two days to vote for a new Parliament as factions spar over coalitions. Aldo Moro, the 35th postwar Christian Democratic leader, seeks a democratic coalition with the Socialists while Communists pledge loyalty to NATO. Voter sentiment shows the Christian Democrats faltering since last regional elections, as inflation soars and the lira loses value.
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Haly
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Chamber of Deputies
Christian Democratic
Aldo Moro
Caesai Im
Socialist Party
Christian Democrats
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