European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 07, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday september 7,1977 the stars and stripes Page 27 alleged recipients named Park indicted on 36 Federal counts Washington a South korean businessman ton Sun Park has been accused of 36 Federal corruption charges in an indictment that lists former rep. Rich Ard t. Hanna As an a indicted Coco Spira Tor and names several other present and former members of Congress As recipients of alleged bribes from Park the Justice department said tuesday. Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell said he will ask president Carter to Contact South korean president Park Chung Nee in order Mohave ton Sun Park who s now a fugitive returned to the United  said he will leave it up to the South korean government to determine How ton Sun Park should be taken into custody if president Park agrees to the request ton Sun Park a Washington party giver who has been the focus of the government probe of influence buying on Capitol Hill has been in Seoul for about a  investigation at a news conference Bell declined to say whether Hanna a California demo crat and other members of Congress would be indicted. The investigation is continuing Bell said. We re in the season and Well have to see what the Harvest will  the indictment of Park was returned by a Federal grand jury aug. 26 and kept sealed until tuesday when the department asked that it be unsealed. Although the indictment was reported last week no de tails of the charges had been available until now. Park was charged with conspiracy bribery mail fraud racketeering activities failure to Register As a foreign agent and making political contributions which Are prohibited for foreign agents. According to the indictment Park Hanna and two former directors of the korean Central intelligence Agency conspired from about 1967 until . 31, 1975, to bribe members of the House and Senate for their actions to promote South Korea s interests. Korean agents named the two former Kycia directors Kim Hyung Wook who held the position be tween 1963 and 1969, and Lee Hurak who held the Job from 1970 through 1973 were also named a indicted co conspirators. Hanna played a key role in advising Park on which members of Congress should be bribed and How thousands of Dol Lars should be parcelled out to them the indictment said. Bell said Hanna is not cooperating with the investigation. The 30-Page indictment was filled with More than a dozen names of present and former members of Congress who received Money sometimes in the form of Campaign contributions from Park. Asst. Atty. Gen. Benjamin Civiletti said some of those named Are targets of the probe and some Aren t. He declined to say who was in which category. According to the indictment. Park gave $10,000 in november 1971 to the wife of Edwin Edwards then a House member and now governor of Louisiana. A month later Park had one of his employees give $5,000 to Edwards gubernatorial Campaign and in january 1972, Park funnelled another $5,000 to Edwards Campaign. In april 1972, Park had $3,000 in Cash delivered to the Campaign of Jack Miller a former Republican senator from Iowa the indictment said. Later that year Park delivered $1,000 to rep. John Mcfall d-calif., the indictment said. Mcfall appeared throughout the indict ment As the recipient of several payments. To collect the favors he was allegedly buying Park gave Mcfall a draft of a letter addressed to the korean president in february 1973, the indictment said. The letter was to be typed on Mcfall s official stationary and signed by the congressman. The indictment did not identify the Content of that letter nor did it say whether it was actually sent. But about the same time Hanna sent president Park a letter recommending that president Park utilize All of his re sources to influence the actions of Mem Bers of Congress and asserting that ton Sun Park agreed with Hanna s proposal the indictment said. Throughout the alleged conspiracy ton Sun Park and Hanna tried to influence Senate and House members to take offi Cial actions and make decisions favor Able to South Korea and the Park regime the indictment said. The South koreans specifically wanted More military Aid and larger Rice orders from the . The alleged conspiracy also involved efforts to have House members make speeches favourable to the South Power Plant strike adds to British Industry woes London up a Wildcat strike by Power workers tuesday caused no imme Diate disruption to British Industry but officials warned its effects could be Felt later and a rash of additional walkouts loomed Over the nation. Workers from 40 of the nation s 137 Power stations walked off the Job Accord ing to Early estimates but a spokesman for Accident prevention award is received Nurnberg the 2nd army Cav regt air troop and support troop air has received the Usa eur aviation Accident prevention award for fiscal 1976, a regi ment spokesman announced tuesday. The award is Given to the aviation unit with the lowest Accident rate based on the total number of major and minor accidents for each 100,000 flight hours. 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Dockers Steward committee chairman Ted Gates said the Date of the strike would be announced after the Trade Union con Ference in Blackpool this week. It would be the Union s first walkout Over pay in seven years. At the Lucas car components factory a 10-week-old strike by 25,000 car worker ground on. And at the nation s airports flights were slashed to 60 per cent As Industrial action by air traffic control assistants continued into its third week. Officials at Heathrow Airport said flight delays were growing Shorter each Day. 15 most Active new York up the 15 most Active stocks in new York Stock Exchange composite  at 4 . Ties Day sales last chg. 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Uvindo sets 64,203 4 m Ranger Oil 60,100 28 i Houston Oil 54,400 38% Perte corp 44,100 9vi Rya Home 36,800 17 pc Presley cos 30,4m 9 i h Austral Oil 29,500 38% 2 /4 soundest Gnyp 28,600 14 a Juniper pet 28,300 3 sent exp 28,100 13 /4 Dow Jones averages new York up Dow jines closing Range of aver Ages tuesday High Low close change 30 industrials 877.43 866.77 873.27 -t-0.96 20 transport 220.20 217.62 219.37 1.31 i utilities 113.29 112.37 112.96 068 65stocks 297.99 294.48 296.76 0.97 korean government and write letters to Park praising his regime the indictment said. Among those who cooperated with the Public aspect of the alleged conspiracy according to the indictment were rep. Thomas Foley d-wash., the House Agri culture committee chairman rep. Albert Johnson r-pa., and rep. Walter Flowers a Ala. During the summer of 1974. Park furnished pro korean statements to Johnson and Flowers which they were to give a House subcommittee which was investigating alleged human rights violations by the Park regime the indictment said. Sometime in 1971 or 1972 Park arranged for Foley to Call an official of the executive Branch of the United states govern ment the indictment said without elaborating on the nature of the Conversa Tion. Johnson was listed As receiving $1,000 from Park a few months after Park had Given him the letter to Send to the subcommittee. The indictment listed 33 checks from Park or his Pacific development inc. During 1972 through 1975. The checks ranging in amounts from $200 to $10.000, were listed As overt acts in furtherance of the alleged conspiracy. The list did not show who received each of those checks. Park specifically was charged with giving More than $175,000 to Hanna As pay ment for Hanna s official statements boosting the South korean government and his efforts to promote congressional trips to South Korea and influence his col leagues to assist the Park regime. Hanna also played a key role in arranging for Park s designation As South Korea s agent for Rice sales the indict ment said. Rice Sale bribes with the knowledge and under the direction of the Kycia Park siphoned off part of his Rice Sale commissions to bribe Hanna and other members of the House and Senate the indictment said. Other members of Congress named in the indictment include rep. John Brademas a ind. Park did t charge Brademas the $1,700 Cost of the Campaign fund raising dinner at the Georgetown club which Park owned in May 1972, and Park gave a $2,950 Campaign contribution to Brademas in 1974, the indictment said. Sen. Joseph Montoya . Park gave $3,000 to the . Citizens for Montoya in 1970. These others were listed As receiving 1970 Campaign contributions ranging from $100 to $1,000 from Park. All were then members of the House Philip b. Mcmartin Morris Udall William Ayers Thomas Kleppe Frank Thompson Ross Adair Lawrence Hogan Melvin Price Thomas Foley Kika de la Garza Peter Frelin Ghuy sen spark Matsunaga Chester Mize John Murphy Nick Galifianakis and William Broomfield. Conversion rates Brussels up tuesday s closing rates of the . Dollar to european currencies. Figures Are expressed in dollars to the British Pound other local currencies to dollars sept. S British Pound 1.7413 German Mark 2.3233 French franc 4.9115 dutch Guilder 2.4595 belgian franc 35.73 italian lira 882.45 Swiss franc 2.3965 greek drachma turkish lira Spanish peseta these Are commercial banking rat Sand in most cases Are not available to the Public at the exact rate  Sale of Marks to . Personnel for personal use will be at the rate of 2.30 on wednesday which is based on a Price fixing at midday and allows for a Standar handling charge. Sept. 6 1.7414 2.3225 4.9142 2.4555 35.70 882.55 2.3944 36.65 17.50 84.50