g. From in or about April, 1971, to in or about January 1972, DAVID L. PARR, the defendant, and others caused co-conspirator AMPI to expend $5,000.00 of corporate funds by delivering $5,000.00 to a representative of the Draft Mills for President Committee in Washington, D.C. and by causing two employees of AMPI to work for the Draft Mills for President Committee in Washington, D.C., while having their salaries and expenses paid by AMPI, in support of the candidacy of Wilbur Mills for nomination to the Presidency of the United States in connection with the 1972 elections. h. In 1972, DAVID L. PARR, the defendant, and others, caused co-conspirator AMPI to expend $7,000.00 of corporate funds to purchase computer services for the Senatorial campaign of James Abourezk (South Dakota) in connection with the 1972 elections. i. In 1972 DAVID L. PARR, the defendant, and others caused-co-conspirator AMPI to expend $50,000.00 of corporate - funds to purchase computer services for the Senatorial campaign of Richard Clark (Iowa) in connection with the 1972 elections. (In violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 371.) гога HENRY S. RUTH, JR. Fred A. Gipson, Esq. Dear Mr. Gipson: On the understandings specified below, the United States will accept a guilty plea from David L. Parr to a one count charge alleging a violation of 18 U.S.C. S 371. This will dispose of potential charges against Mr. Parr based on matters presently known to this office in connection with and relating to corporate contributions by Associated Milk Producers, Inc. and Milk Producers, Inc. up to the 1972 elections. It is expressly understood that Mr. Parr is not receiving immunity from prosecution for possible violations of 55 201 and 371 of Title 18, United States Code, in connection with the March 25, 1971 milk price support decision, nor from any Title 26 proceeding. The understandings are: (1) that Mr. Parr will enter his plea in the District Court for the District of Columbia; (2) that Mr. Parr will waive indictment on the 18 U.S.C. § 371 charge; (3) that full and truthful disclosure will be made of all relevant information and documents in Mr. Parr's knowledge and possession; (4) that Mr. Parr may be required to testify as a witness called by the United States in matters where he may have relevant information; and (5) that in addition to the restrictions and obligations placed on the United States in the first paragraph of this letter, the sole obligation on the United States is to bring to the attention of presentencing investigators or court if requested, the extent and value of Mr. Parr's cooperation with the United States. It is understood that the United States will make no recommendations concerning Mr. Parr's sentence. The understandings contained in this letter are expressly conditioned on full and truthful disclosure by Mr. Parr and will not bar prosecution for any false testimony given hereafter or for any serious offenses committed by Mr. Parr of which this office is presently unaware. Yours truly, HENRY S. RUTH Deputy Special Prosecutor |