Shake-Up At OEO Cuts 100 Employees In Headquarters
The Office of Economic Opportunity plans a major reorganization of its headquarters. About 100 staff face uncertain futures, with roughly 900 reassigned and many remaining in unassigned status. Critics warn of a purge while the agency and a spokesman deny a black list. Supervisors will contact unlisted workers about possible assignments.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
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OFO
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OEO
Rumsfeld
Nixon Launches Quiet Attack on Pornography
The Nixon administration has mounted a broad campaign against large mail order distributors of pornographic material. About 20 people and 22 companies face indictments or arrests in eight months, with more prosecutions expected. Justice and Post Office officials target major interstate distributors while urging speedier trials and potential grand jury actions. Marvin Miller and Covina Publishing Inc. were indicted in Los Angeles on 27 counts for mailing obscene advertisements to individuals and institutions.
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