Songs for a Grand Jury Drama Draws Immune Deal
A 1978 report outlines Stephen Elko and Patricia Brislin singing before two federal grand juries, securing immunity and potential sentencing consideration as their bribery case unfolds. It highlights funds, contracts, and investigations involving Flood Eilberg and related government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times News Service
Washington
Stephen Elko
Daniel Flood
D-Pa
Patricia Brislin
Dapper
Dan
Flood
Hahnemann
Elko
Pennsylvania
Josoa Eilberg
Philadelphia
Hahnemann Hospital
Soviets Deploy SA-10 Threatens U S Cruise Missile
Top secret briefing reveals the SA-10 ground to air missile is in operational deployment, traveling at speeds up to five times the sound and capable of combating cruise missiles. The development challenges Carter era plans to rely on the cruise missile and B-52s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Enterprises Inc
Washington
Soviet Union
Carter
David C. Jones
Air Force
U.S
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Harold Brown
Congress
Baltic
Moscow
Defense Science Board
Mr. Carter
West
Capitol Hill
Public hearing on Du Pont paint plant rezoning in Cedarville
Warren County board will hold a public hearing to rez on 175 acres from agricultural to industrial to support a Du Pont paint plant in Cedarville. Residents seek clear answers on environment fire protection water sewer service and financial terms including a 20 year payback bond and potential 12 inch utility lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Board of Supervisors
du Pont
Cedarville
Warren
Warren-Front Royal
Front Royal
Riverton
Warren County Board
History and Government Knowledge Slips Among Teens
A nationwide HEW survey found fewer than half of teens could name a state senator or House representative and under 50 percent knew the Senate must confirm a Supreme Court nominee. Virginia lawmakers propose a subcommittee to review history and government teaching, aiming to improve curriculum and civic understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Congress
del. Garland
Virginia
Job Protection for Capitol Hill Workers Moves Forward
The Senate considers a formal grievance system for over 6,000 employees to curb discrimination and lift some protections. A Governmental Affairs Committee deadline of Feb 28 drives a potential first step toward equal labor standards on Capitol Hill amid long-standing exemptions from major federal labor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Office of Education
Miss Brislin
Grand Jury
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York City
New England
Elko-Britain
HEW
Labor
HUD
ICC
Joshua Eilberg
David Marston
Senate Judiciary Committee
Benjamin Civiletti
Civiletti
Charles Kirbo
Eilberg
White House
Marston
House
Congressional Quarterly
U.S. Senate
Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
Elizabeth Ray
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Congressional
Passman
Capitol Hill Women’s Political Caucus
Kathy Bishop
Caucus
Donald MacIntyre
American Federation of Government Employees Union
Executive
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Executive Branch
Kevin Murray
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Investi LA Guibba
Lyric
Agency For International Development
Baby Doc Duvalier
United States
House Committee
Andros Island
House Ethics Committee
Evans
Novak
Winchester Evening Star
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
General Assembly
del. Ray L. Garland
By Ann Cooper
House of
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Thomas T. Byrd
Roy E. Potts III
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
Wire
Edward P. Offley
Winchester Evening Star Inc
Kent St
Winchester
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