Reagan Opens California Drive on Law and Order
Reagan launches California campaign with a strong law and order platform as Ford leads in delegates and Udall seeks to limit Carter by influencing other primaries. Odds frame a crowded race with California pivotal for securing the nomination.
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U.S. Attorney’s Office
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Evidence Grows in Hays Ray Case Over Office Duties
Friends and supporters of Rep. Wayne L. Hays gather samples to show Elizabeth Ray performed clerical work for her $14 000 salary. The case widens as the Washington Post reports a federal grand jury investigates possible fraud and misuse of funds. Public officials may weigh ethics committee action while the Justice Department probes Ray’s position with the Hays committee.
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Elizabeth Ray alleges affairs by Washington politicians
Elizabeth Ray says other Washington women involved in office affairs likely enjoy favors and status with their bosses. She describes her relationship with Rep. Wayne Hays, claims blackmail attempts, and notes she came to D C in 1968 seeking a job. She denies threats of death or money.
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N.C
Cheating charges delay departure of Army Cadets
West Point officials say no entire junior class will be kept at the academy beyond graduation while an investigation of massive cheating proceeds. About 400 juniors would stay for a summer training period, while another 400 depart to summer posts. witnesses and the accused will stay on post. Initial charges cited cheating on an electrical engineering exam. 17 juniors faced charges, 65 cleared, four resigned, 42 appealed. 98 more exams flagged as questionable.
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Maryland Baltimore Lottery Draws Reported by AP
Lottery roundup lists Maryland state games with numbers such as three and four digit draws and a six digit sequence. Bonus numbers appear in the result tables with varied city bylines including Hazleton Pennsylvania and Baker’s Dozen figures.
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Jewish divorces shock Orthodox trend at RCA convention
At the Rabbinical Council of America meeting in Falls Church New York reports say divorce has become more common among Orthodox Jews. Leaders call the rise alarming noting it threatens family solidarity and Jewish continuity with up to ten percent affected. They blame secular individualism and credentialed careers for eroding traditional family life.
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New York City
Council
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Roman Catholicism
Meyer Berglas
Toronto
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Syria extends UN Golan peace force mandate six months
Secretary-General Sart Waldheim announced that President Assad agreed to extend the UN Disengagement Observer Force on the Golan Heights for six months with no political conditions. The mandate expires at month end and includes a Security Council debate on Arab territory with PLO participation.
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Political strikes banned in Greece amid protests
In Athens the parliament approved a labor bill banning political strikes after days of protests. One person died and over 100 injured earlier. Public transport and utilities largely resumed normal, while Panhellenic Socialist Movement deputies walked out during the vote.
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