Congressman Hays Faces Voters Amid Ray Affair Allegations
Congressman Hays returns to Ohio amid calls to resign over Elizabeth Ray affair claims. A grand jury probes possible federal law violations linked to Ray’s pay and position. Hays vows to stand by his statements and face the facts as Democrats weigh leadership concerns.
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Man Charged After Assault on Kennedy Guard in Manhattan
Connecticut man Roland John Christoal, described as disturbed, was arrested after allegedly assaulting a U S secret service agent and beating a guard at Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’s Manhattan residence while claiming to be Caroline Kennedy’s boyfriend. He faced bail set at 208000 dollars and was brought before Magistrate Lot Schreiber.
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Taxpayer Union cites waste by government in push for constitutional convention
The National Taxpayers Union accuses government waste and calls for a second constitutional convention to require a balanced federal budget. It notes state approvals, a 1781 Philadelphia convention parallel, and lists recent spending examples. The NTU promotes research, publications, and a $15 annual membership with about 25 000 members nationwide.
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Congressman's fiefdom cited by Women's Caucus
Peggy Simpeor reports on the Women's Political Caucus in Washington condemning a chauvinistic culture in Congress. They cite unpaid civil rights and equal pay gaps, and cite Elizabeth Ray’s payroll placement as damaging to women’s image on Capitol Hill. The caucus notes male bosses pressuring female staff and calls for scrutiny of hiring and firing practices.
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Levi holds back on busing case decision
The Justice Department had not decided whether to seek a review of the Boston busing case. Levi, after meeting with President Ford, said a decision could come soon, possibly this week, amid administration deliberations on appealing to the Supreme Court and views on desegregation remedies.
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Six Air Force cadets resign over honor code violations
At the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs six sophomores resigned effective Wednesday after being convicted of cheating on a physics problem. The total resignations this year reached 47, affecting more than 60 percent of the graduating class. names of the six were withheld to protect personal privacy.
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Voter eligibility up for blacks in 1976 election
Census Bureau data show a 10 percent rise in black Americans eligible to vote this November, totaling about 15 million of voting age. Blacks will be younger on average than whites, with 20 percent under 24 compared to 18 percent of whites. About 10 million more Americans will be eligible to vote than in 1972.
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Fistfights Break Out in Parliament Over Red Flag
Parliament erupted in brawls after Labour victory on a procedural vote 366 303 The Conservative motion to delay action on aerospace and shipbuilding was blocked Labour sang The Red Flag Michael Heseltine seized the ceremonial mace swinging it as he charged the Yahar benches Others swirled fists as Nigel Lawson Peter Sun Swing and Andrew Faulds separated rivals The session adjourned amid chaos
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Heteltine
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Man pays record price for 184 Chateau Lafite Rothschild bottle
New Orleans auction saw David L Lyons pay 14200 for an 186 Chateau Latite bottle, a world record. Bidders included Glambelli and others who chased rarities such as 1604 Madeira and 1868 Lafite. The sale total reached about 13 million across eight auctions.
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Paris
Navy offers Dial-a-Sailor to meet visiting seamen
Norfolk residents can phone a Dial-a-Sailor service to meet foreign sailors visiting the area. The Navy says there is no fixed number, and the program will operate when ships arrive at nearby facilities. A two week stay begins with calls and events planned around Norfolk Naval Station docking.
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Pound Drops Amid High Inflation In Britain
London traders quote the British pound slipping to about 1.55 cents to 1.76 dollars, with inflation at 19 percent for April. Analysts say government steps may later bolster sterling with another rate hike, though uncertainty remains. Volume is light as the pound tests lower levels after a steep March nosedive from 240 to the dollar.
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