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...Justice Department officials, Park reported to Seoul that he was buying up Congressmen right and left, but the probes have so far found that he gave only piddling sums to about 20 legislators, usually as campaign contributions. Donations went to at least three former Congressmen: $22,500 to Richard Hanna of California and undisclosed amounts to Cornelius Gallagher of New Jersey and Otto Passman of Louisiana. The wife of Edwin Edwards, then a Congressman and now Governor of Louisiana, got $10,000. Other contributions included $4,650 to John Brademas of Indiana, deputy House Democratic leader...
...that House Speaker Tip O'Neill, convinced that no present Congressman is guilty of wrongdoing in the scandal, has told the House Ethics Committee "to leave no stone unturned." The committee's chief targets apparently are the former House members who were Park's beneficiaries. Moreover, Hanna's and Gallagher's tax returns are being examined by federal prosecutors, who hope to turn up violations that can be used to force the former legislators to open up about other Congressmen's dealings with Park...
...Hanna and Gallagher will probably be called before Eraser's subcommittee or the Ethics Committee to talk about the Park connection. One likely subject: Did they-as Kim claims-help persuade the Korean government to give Park a monopoly on importing rice to Korea, which paid him commissions of up to $6 million...
...JEROME HANNA DEAN, alias Dizzy, who threw baseballs for a living for the St. Louis Cardinals in the days when a free agent was just an unemployed spy, knew more about the sporting life in America than most people who get paid to write about it. Dean was a self-professed country bumpkin with a fearsome fastball that more than made up for his scrambled syntax, but even when his arm died he still knew how to play the game. One day in the tail end of his career he found himself on first base as a pinch runner...
Helping disgruntled sophomores adjust to life at the Quad is a major concern of the Quad House masters. "It's going to be very hard," Hanna Hastings, co-master of North House, admits. Hastings and co-master J. Woodland Hastings hope to sponsor more House activities and they are adding three more tutors to the present staff to cover more areas of interest. And the Hastings plan to participate wholeheartedly in House life. "We certainly will continue to be very visible and to be as active as we can," she says...