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wSacee ot or wrongdoing by unidentified: shady characters.” « a Rep. Richard Kelly of Fiorida, the only .that Story In-an interview ona network television news special yesterday; shortly . afler the Justicé Department .indicated there likely. would, be indictments inthe «case within 90 days. Also yesterday, Assistant Attorney | -General Philip Heymann cautioned the they pursued their own competing ‘in: vestigations, they cquid imperil ‘the » prosecution of those Who may, have coms? = mitted criminal acts.) 2». “A number of guilty:individuals may go unprosecuted or unpunished;** Civitettl. said in a letter read to the committees by Heymann. a « ~ nee REP. RICHARD KELLY; R-FLA., IS-PURSUED BY.REPORTERS ON CAPITOLHILL L Imoplicated in Bribery Probe, He Has Admitted Taking Money f6F Own Investigation Republicannamedinthe FBI “‘sting;*‘told . |. House anid Senate Ethics Comittees thatit - { AP Leserphoto | e whe ~ 2 ay In New Jefsey;-where much of the} “sting” operation began, there were new-, spaper reports that the investigation was reaching high into the administration of ‘Gov. Brendan Byrne. . ! Meanwhile, Heymann said it will take - about'90 days for the Justice Department to present its, evidence to federal, grand juries, . ryt . aa ee Some members of.both committees had indicated they Would seek. to force the Justice department to turn over‘evidence for-their own investigations of senators and House membérs: = -But Heymannsaid;““Wearepretty {jrm-) ‘ly of the mind at present thatthe crimjnal trials should:be’allowed to to'forward.”* Heymann estimated that allindictment would be handed down within 120 days an lals completed_in six months. _ {