Hays Says He Will Not Quit Post Amid Scandal Rumors
Congressman Hays refuses to resign as head of the Administration Committee and the Democratic Campaign Committee amid a sex scandal involving Elizabeth Ray. He faces a grand jury probe and House Ethics inquiries while planning legal counsel and documentation. Some Democrats urge resignation. others, including House leaders, refrain from demanding it.
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Miss Ray Tells FBI About Sex Jobs In Congress
Elizabeth Hay says she was on Rep. Wayne Hays payroll as his mistress and claims six other women had federal jobs involving providing sex to congressmen or their constituents. Investigators weigh whether such hires violated public funds laws as grand jurors hear testimony and probe who was paid and for what.
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New York University Closes Doors Amid City Financial Crisis
The City University of New York shuts its campuses at midnight due to unpaid funds affecting 39,007 students and 27,000 workers. Chancellor Kibben cites distress as 200,000 students face finals while city debts and lost aid threaten ongoing operations and potential layoffs loom.
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Hearst Refuses Questions At Kidnaping Hearings
Patricia Hearst appeared pale and refused to answer most questions at a pretrial hearing on charges of kidnapping assault and robbery. The 22 year old heiress invoked constitutional grounds against self incrimination and did not enter pleas on the offenses.
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Saudi Arabia Resists OPEC Oil Price Hike at Bali Meeting
Saudi oil minister said Riyadh would stand firm against any OPEC price increase after an end to a three day Bali session with prices held at 51 dollars per barrel. He noted other nations wanted a rise but Saudi Arabia led opposition to raise. OPEC plans a full ministers meeting on December 15 in Doha to review pricing structure.
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Panama yacht Sea Wall freed after Panama seizure flare
The Sea Wall, a General Electric Credit a yacht, was released after six days in Panamanian hands in the Panama Canal. State Department officials cited a court action over a repair bill, while Panamanian soldiers fired during the incident with no injuries. The affair drew White House attention amid Ford Reagan politics and Sen. Jesse Helms criticized the handling as piracy.
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Pollster notes voters shift minds in primaries
Louis Harris says 5 to 10 percent of Democrats who planned to back Carter in state primaries switch before voting. He cites Maryland and Pennsylvania polls showing Carter’s vulnerability to late changes. Harris warns if Carter is the nominee, poll estimates must adjust or miss in November.
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Moynihan claims U N votes bought for cash
Former U N ambassador Moynihan says some members sold their votes for amounts as low as 400 to 2000 dollars. CBS News excerpt reports North Korea representatives offering payments to delegates, which was denied by the involved missions. Moynihan says he did not witness money exchange but notes governments pursue national interests.
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Princess Anne Says Privacy Hard to Find on Vacations
In a Dutch in flight magazine interview Princess Anne says privacy is hard with her husband Capt. Mark Phillips on trips. She notes anonymity in Russia but says elsewhere publicity follows. Authorities say Miss Longet and Sabich had lived together two years and hearings are set for June 10 on the manslaughter case involving Sabich’s death.
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Longet seeks press blackout for hearings amid case
Legal team for singer Longet pushes to bar media at hearings on a felony manslaughter charge linked to her lover amid high profile coverage. The request seeks judicial order restricting press access to court proceedings and related documents.
Kissinger Plans Chile Visit for OAS General Assembly
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will travel to Chile to attend the Organization of American States general assembly meeting. He will discuss regional security and U.S. interests with Chilean officials and other ambassadors.
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