Warren Asks Ethics Code For Judges
Chief Justice Earl Warren calls a special meeting of federal judges to review proposed rules governing judges finances. The gathering aims to address concerns after the Abe Fortas resignation and will discuss bills requiring disclosure of income and investments.
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FTC Probes if Best Auto Deals Are Gimmicks
The FTC announced an investigation into whether car makers and dealers inflate prices while claiming buyers are getting the best deals. It will study remedies and hold hearings September 16 and 17, inviting consumers and industry representatives to testify.
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Nixon Says Cronyism Shunned In Filling Vacancies on Court
President Nixon says he eliminated one candidate to avoid cronyism and four others withdrew from consideration for the Supreme Court vacancy caused by Abe Fortas. He noted lower court judges have an edge and that he will not consider race or religion. Burger nominated as chief justice. Dewey and Brownell declined.
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Harvard Class Invaders Jailed and Fined for Trespass
King Collins of New York City jailed 30 days and fined 200 for trespass and disruption after leading a Harvard classroom invasion on March 11. Co-defendants Sue S. Crane Peter O Grady and Edward J. Hyman faced related convictions. lecture by Prof. Ankeles was canceled.
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Treasury payroll ceiling lifted amid cost of cuts
The House Appropriations Committee voted to lift the Treasury Department payroll ceiling after finding that manpower cuts saved $23 million but caused an estimated $500 million in lost revenues. The move accompanies an 8.7 billion Treasury, Post Office and White House funding bill adding 17,680 new positions to handle workload, mainly in the Post Office and Treasury.
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Air Force tied to 57 more C5A planes before price set
At a House Armed Services hearing the Air Force disclosed it contracted with Lockheed to buy 57 additional C5A transports without firm costs or congressional authorization. The option to purchase hinges on later funding and a complex repricing tied to the first run, prompting criticism of opaque profits and rising costs.
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Air Force Plans Contract Switch Acts on Major Pact
Washington AP report that the Air Force will abandon an eight year contract model that shifted cost risks to Lockheed Aircraft Corp. with pricing allowed midway. Lt Gen Durward Crow the Air Force comptroller notes the change comes after controversy over CoA contracts and a $1.35 billion cost rise.
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