Parole Board Staff Shakeup Deepens in Texas
The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles sees a second staff resignation in a week as Al Tuley chief of the halfway house program resigns amid allegations he leaked information from an executive meeting. Tuley defends his record and cites office politics and a long-running clash between Shandera and Whiteside as contributing factors.
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Parole Official Quits After Philosophical Disagreement
Shandera resigned citing a philosophical disagreement with fellow board members. Tuley plans to return to school for a master of social work after leaving a $19,668 yearly parole post and an 18 year career. He praises parolees and urges more parole officers on the streets.
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Hearst Defense Displays Photo Set At SF News Conference
Patty Hearst defense attorneys showed a group of 413 photographs at a San Francisco news conference on Monday claiming the government only provided them with the images on February 25. They argued the material had not been furnished previously.
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Ford proposes $3.3 billion education aid plan
President Ford asks Congress to replace 24 education funds with a $3.3 billion block grant for 1977 aimed at improving opportunities for the handicapped and educationally deprived. At least 75 percent of state allocations would target the educationally deprived and handicapped, with steady increases of $200 million annually through 1980. Funds would be available before the new school year.
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Panel Indicts Oscar Carrillo in Texas corruption case
SAN DIEGO Texas Oscar Carrillo son of DLC was indicted on two felony theft charges by a Duval County grand jury. Texas Ranger Ramiro Martinez arrested former state Rep Chapa at the attorney general task force HQ after the grand jury indictments. Also named were A E Garcia ex San Diego School Board member and Mrs Grace Bridges indicted on multiple theft counts for checks totaling 167.61 from the Benavides School District. Bond was set at 7500 per charge with one suspect still sought.
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Ford rejects detente term in favor of peace through strength
President Ford says detente is no longer applicable and the United States will negotiate with the Soviet Union China and others from a position of strength. He explains that peace through strength means relaxing tensions while maintaining military power and aims to lower nuclear arms and discuss trade and science.
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Oil hike proposals target gradual price rise by 1979
The Federal Energy Administration proposed rules to raise oil prices gradually over 39 months, potentially adding 7 or 4 cents per gallon to fuel prices by mid-1979. In Moscow, the Soviet Communist party congress praised leftist revolutionaries abroad and pledged continued support while debating ideological differences with Western Communist parties.
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Democrats battle in divided Massachusetts presidential primary
Campaign activity fills downtown Boston as eight major candidates vie for votes in the Massachusetts primary. Delegates are awarded proportionally, shaping the national convention tally while Vermont votes tomorrow. Reagan and Ford appear on the Massachusetts ballot with no campaigns here.
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