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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1976

Page

3

Greener Named Director of Communications for Ford Campaign

William S. Greener Jr., chief Pentagon spokesman, will resign August 1 to become director of communications for President Ford’s campaign committee. He will oversee press, advertising, and research while Peter Kaye plans to leave the staff. Kissinger trimmed hotel expenses in Seattle, choosing a Governor’s Suite at 125 per day over the Presidential Suite. In Portland Maine a fund raising letter from Ford to Senator Muskie sought campaign donations for candidates including Robert A Monk.

Washington Pentagon William S. Greener Jr Ford Greener Ron Nelsen Peter Kaye Nessen Kaye Seattle Henry A. Kissinger Congress Kissinger Olympic Gene Thissen High Portland Maine Gerald R. Ford Edmund S. Muskie Robert A.G. Monks Muskie Jimmy Carter Larry Benoit

Closing Arguments In Rep Howe Sex Case

In Salt Lake City the defense rested after calling no witnesses as closing arguments began in the misdemeanor sex case against Rep Allan T Howe. Prosecutors allege Howe solicited sex for $20 from decoy prostitutes Kathleen Taylor and Margaret Hamblin.

Howe Salt Lake City Allan T. Howe Utah Raymond S. Uno Dean Mitchell Mitchell Kathleen Taylor Margaret Hambiln Marlene Taylor Hamblin

Hays World Quieted Amid Ethics Probe Busy House Panel

Rep Wayne Hays returns to Washington as a grand jury investigates payroll sex charges while the House ethics committee delays hearings until after the August Republican convention. Other lawmakers face probes and trials including Rep Allan Howe nearing trial in Salt Lake City.

Washington Wayne Hays House Federal Grand Jury House Ethics Committee Hays Elizabeth Ray John Young D-Tex Sex News Ethics Committee Allan Howe Utah Salt Lake City Howe Ohio John Flynt D-Ga

Carter Seeks Balance Between Business and Consumers

In Plains Georgia and New York Carter told 52 top executives he would be a friend to business while pursuing broad tax reform and consumer protections. He backed keeping the foreign tax credit but signaled ending deferrals. stressed no special favors and close work with business leaders.

New York Carter U.S United States Hearst Time Inc New Bronfman Seagram Henry Ford Ford Motor Co

Early squash origins spotted at Fleet Street Prison

In London the Fleet Street Prison hosted early squash games, per Roland Oddy of the Manhattan Squash Club. Debtors in the 1880s used improvised paddles to bounce balls in prison corridors and cells, sparking the sport's beginnings.

New York London Fleet Street Roland Oddy Manhattan

Arms Control Chief Warns on Nuclear Stockpiles Danger

Fred Ikle, director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, warned Congress that growing stockpiles of reprocessed plutonium and other nuclear materials threaten proliferation. He opposed a bill blocking U S shipments to non–NPT signatories, urging instead that nations return irradiated fuel from U S reactors. He noted India and other nations as proliferation concerns and cited Tarapur uranium debates.

Arms Control Washington Fred Ikle U.S Ikle India Israel South Africa Pakistan Brazil Argentina Spain France China Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States

Burglary at Hill Home Nets Stolen 32-Foot Python

Memphis AP reports a fourth break in at the Alexander Hill residence in under a year. A 32-foot python belonging to Alexander Hill Jr., 19, was stolen from a closet cage, while an eight-foot python in another closet was left behind. The elder Hill said he is not eager to recover the animal. The thief appeared to pass up a larger catch.

Memphis Alexander Hill Hill Alexander Hill Jr

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