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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1975

Page

7

Army fairness questioned over illegal promotion practices

Hundreds of former career reservists claim they were forced from the service near retirement by illegal promotion board actions in 1974 and 1975. Former Army Secretary Howard Callaway says he may have inadvertently failed to enforce the law, now acknowledged as it returns to scrutiny alongside a renewed challenge to Army procedures.

Army Howard H. Callaway Callaway Ford Cam Paign Ed Newton Newton Promotion Research Committee PRC Army Board For

Ford adviser urges regularizing aliens under U.S. law

Presidential assistant Fernando deBaca urged bringing the millions of illegal aliens into legal status rather than mass arrests. He backed tighter penalties and a cutoff date for future entrants while stressing a systematic study of the problem and noting Mexican nationals comprise most of the illegal population. He spoke ahead of a Republican Hispanic Assembly meeting with President Ford and amid Democratic group discussions on immigration reform.

Washington UPI Ford U.S Fernando E.C. deBaca Republican National Hispanic Assembly Democratic National Conference Phoenix Ariz DeBaca United States Mexico

Tulsa Declares Disaster Area After Dec Storm

President Ford declared Tulsa and Latimer counties federal disaster areas after a December 5 storm caused nearly 11 million dollars in damages. Relief centers will offer housing loans unemployment assistance tax refunds and grants to individuals and businesses. Mayor LaFortune said about 150000 dollars will fund private property cleanup.

Tulsa Okla UPI Ford Latimer David Boren Congress James R. Jones D-Okla Bob Blair Federal Disaster Assistance Administration Washington FDAA Blair Jones Small Business Administration Robert LaFortune Insurance Information Institute Dallas Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Public Service Co

Nessiteras Rhombopteryx may seek protection status

London reports Nessiteras Rhombopteryx, the Loch Ness monster, could become protected as an endangered species though many people doubt its existence. The quirky story notes the creature may gain official status despite skepticism.

London UPI House of Commons Nature David James Scotland Robert Rines Academy of Applied Science of Boston Sir Peter Scott Rines Scott Loch Ness Gordon Shields British Museum of Natural History British Museum David Davies

Cyclamate not tied to cancer brightens sugar debate

A UPI report states a government panel found preliminary evidence against cyclamate as a strong cancer risk, with three of five members concluding no cancer link and two hedging slightly. Final report due Jan. 13. Calorie Control Council welcomed the finding, noting historical bans over rat bladder cancer concerns.

Washington UPI Arnold L. Brown National Cancer Institute Food and Drug Administration Brown Mayo Medical School Rochester National Institutes of Health

GM chairman predicts 1976 sales at record highs

General Motors Chairman Thomas A. Murphy forecast 1976 U S car sales would top 104 million, a 20 percent rise from the current slump, with car and truck totals near 13 million units, aiming for a third best ever performance.

Detroit UPI General Motors Thomas A. Murphy Murphy

Truman to Have a Living Memorial for Public Service

The Senate confirmed eight public members to the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation board, including Margaret Truman Daniel. The $30 million fund will provide undergraduate scholarships up to $5,000 annually for up to four years to students entering public service, with at least one scholar from each state and additional territories.

Washington UPI Lincoln Kennedy Potomac River Lyndon Baines Johnson Harry S. Truman Senate Margaret Truman Daniel Clifton Daniel The New York Times Christopher S. Bond Richard A. King Truman Missouri John Portner Humes New York Walter E. Craig Arizona Elliott D. Marshall Virginia Jonathan Moore Massachusettts Congress U.S District of Columbia Puerto Rico Island Territories

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