President Carter backs Ethics in Government Act of 1977
The President sent to Congress a broad ethics bill to expand financial disclosure for policy making officials in the Executive Branch at GS-14 and above, ban certain contacts after leaving posts, and create an Office of Government Ethics under the Civil Service Commission. It also calls for a Special Prosecutor to handle high level misconduct investigations.
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Real Sunbelt Growth.
Nation's Business notes a major economic shift as 1976 Q4 nonagricultural employment in the South and West surpassed the rest of the nation. Sunbelt output may rise to 50 plus percent with five million new jobs by 1980, led by Texas and Arizona, amid regional political and educational hubs in Milam, Waco, Austin, and surrounding areas.
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Laetrile Controversy Sparks Public Hearings On Cancer Cure
The Laetrile debate draws 20 to 300 supporters at hearings as patients like Glen Rutherford praise the drug while doctors and major medical groups warn against unsafe unproven treatment. FDA and AMA clash with proponents backing access in Alaska Florida Indiana and even a Carter call shows broad controversy.
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Jubilee planning pains as Britain readies Queen Elizabeths 1977 events
Britain faces headaches as Jubilee planners cope with record tourist arrivals and a boom in inexpensive souvenirs. Shortages in accommodation, red tape, and high costs threaten an expansive schedule of May and June events, with overseas buyers driving the souvenir boom.
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