Michigan officials deny sex charges
Detroit AP report says Rep. John Dingell and Attorney General Frank Kelley deny allegations from Detroit News claiming a chain-store owner arranged sex with a $10-a-night call girl. The woman, Teri Cole Herman, faces prostitution charges. Patterson probes others, while Dingell and Kelley deny ever meeting or having relations.
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Hays Faces Tough Three Way Fight In November
WOODSFIELD Ohio AP Halpp MK McCoy Republican challenges Rep Ware L Hays in November with independent William Crabbe also on the ballot McCoy claims support from the RNC and meets with COP officials to map strategy while Hays for years linked to a payroll scandal won the Democratic primary amid party turmoil and opposition chatter
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Carter backers in control at Democratic convention
Washington AP dispatch reports Carter backers dominating the party during New York convention week as rules committee defeats major change proposals. Carter seeks 1,505 delegates to clinch the nomination while rival efforts falter on vice presidential selection and female delegate quotas. Reagan cuts Ford’s lead and forecasts a first ballot victory as Ford holds about 086 delegates pledged after weekend selections.
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Delegate vote by candidate totals for nominating conventions
Washington AP reports delegate votes by candidate reflecting binding preferences of delegates chosen so far. Abstract totals shown exclude certain regions including Colorado North Dakota and Puerto Rico.
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U S closes last two bases in Thailand
Bangkok reports the United States has closed its last two bases in Thailand, ending American presence in the country except for 278 military advisers. The Urapac Air Base and the Ramasan facility will be withdrawn by July 20 under a Thai US agreement, ending decades of US air operations in the region.
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Townspeople fear Carter boom for Plains tourism
In Plains Georgia visitors flock to see Jimmy Carter as he ponders a run for president. Dozens gather outside the Baptist church after services while locals report surging day visits to the old railroad depot and nearby shops. Autographed drawings fund campaign efforts.
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Soldier accused of LSD poisoning during NATO drill
A soldier in West Germany allegedly spiked coffee with LSD, affecting about a dozen soldiers during a NATO training exercise. Eighteen soldiers required hospital care for nervous disorders, but Hoffmann said the drill continued with a reduced skeleton crew and no severe reactions were reported. The CID identified the suspect after discharge. the case may go to the Justice Department, though jurisdiction questions were raised since the incident occurred in Germany.
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Amish Oppose Photos On Licenses In Indiana
Indiana Amish seek religious exemption from a new law requiring photos on drivers licenses. Church leaders say Amish beliefs forbid being photographed. About 300 licensed drivers in Indiana are Amish, and officials note exemptions could invite similar requests from other groups. Indiana Motor Vehicles Commissioner Ralph Yeager Yanotta expresses concern over potential flood of exemptions and admits uncertainty about a solution.
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Rev Moon followers claim stake in new bank
Charles C. Kim, chairman of Diplomat National Bank in Washington, alleges federal regulators failed to prevent followers of Rev Suy Myung Moon from secretly amassing 44 percent of the bank's stock. A House subcommittee may investigate foreign ownership and source of funds used to establish the six month old bank, with Moon and associates reportedly holding about 1.07 million of 2.4 million dollars in capital.
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Vegas Fire Destroys 25 Businesses Causing Near 2 Million Damage
Las Vegas experienced a major blaze late Saturday night in a shopping center that destroyed 25 businesses and caused nearly 2 million dollars in damage. Firefighters took 58 minutes to contain the flames as arson investigators began inquiries. Authorities noted heavy smoke and disruption along the Strip drawing thousands of tourists. The origin is under investigation with signs pointing to possible arson as investigators pursue the case.
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