Secret Service agent sues over safety complaint retaliation
John Samuelson, a Secret Service agent from Richfield Minnesota, sues the agency for 500000 claiming his safety complaint about gasoline spills in presidential limousines aboard C141 aircraft led to a five day suspension. He alleges fingerprint identification of his documents breached confidentiality and violated due process and anti retaliation laws. Samuelson seeks reversal of the suspension and transfer from Omaha to Minneapolis, with the record wiped from his file.
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Washington
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Office of Federal Agency Safety and Health Programs
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Stuart Knight
Omaha
Surplus Campaign Money Earning Interest For Reagan Ford
Reagan and Ford hold unused 1976 campaign funds in the bank and earn interest. Reagan owes over 500000, Ford about 83000, Jackson about 21000, and Wallace about 2 for leftover federal matching money. Audits delayed, funds to be returned after review.
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Ford
Washington
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
George Wallace
Presi
Federal Election Commission
FEC
David Fiske
Fiske
Carter
California
Reagan Committee
Citizens For the Republic
Jackson
Wallace
Saccharin Warning Labels Might Cover Front Packages
Food industry officials voiced concerns at an FDA hearing that new saccharin warning rules could require labels so large the entire front of some packages would need redesigns. General Foods argued front panels would be redesigned at high cost to consumers. The warning must appear by February 21 in a size not smaller than one sixteenth inch, under a law signed by President Carter delaying an FDA ban for 18 months.
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UPI
General Foods
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Carter
Terrorism threat to civil aviation escalates worldwide
The FAA warned that growing cooperation among terrorist groups increases the risk to civil aviation. Mutual training, weapons exchange, and funding enable smaller groups to stage bolder operations, with Europe, the Middle East, and South America cited as high risk. A 1985 Lufthansa hijacking in Mogadishu illustrated the peril.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Congress
Hillside stranglers victims all described as overly friendly
Police in Los Angeles outlined a common trait among the Hillside stranglers victims 10 women and girls: they were all gregarious adventurous and too friendly. Officers noted many clues but no concrete breakthrough amid more than $100000 in rewards.
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Los Angeles
API
Hillside
William Booth
Dan Cooke
Cooke
Tax Withholding Overpayments Hit 90 Percent of Taxpayers
GAO report finds 80 to 90 percent of withholding taxpayers paid more than their tax bill from 1966 to 1973, with an average $380 overwithheld in 1973. It notes hardship for low income earners and urges reforms, including faster refunds and simplified tax rules. The Treasury agrees with main points but cites taxpayer fear as a major cause.
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UPI
General Accounting Office
GAO
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Paperwork Commission
Port Said
Treasury
Insulation BLOWING Snow Removal Services Offer
Local contractor offers insulation blowing and snowplowing for driveways and parking lots. Contact 363-9404 for services and pricing.
Investigators to Visit South Korea on KCIA Inquiries
House staff investigators plan a visit to South Korea to interview roughly 60 U.S. and Korean officials about Korean operations in the United States and the level of U.S. knowledge. Rep. Donald Fraser says the trip is routine and not tied to new developments.
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Washington
House
South Korea
United States
U.S
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
Donald Fraser
D-Minn
KCIA
White House
Congress
Fraser
Government seeks CB license rule input from owners
The Texas A and M University Agricultural Extension Service notes the FCC is gathering information on citizen band radio licensing and rule simplification. Public input should be sent to Docket No. 21318 at the Federal Communications Commission in Washington D C by the stated address.
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College Station
Tex
Texas A and M University Agricultural Extension Service
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C
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