No evidence Butterfield spied on Nixon for CIA
The Senate Intelligence Committee said there is no scintilla of evidence former aide Butterfield spied on Nixon for the CIA. Chairman Church cited CIA contacts and potential rogue operation concerns while confirming no proof of presidential-directed assassinations, though gaps remain about agency practices and oversight.
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Butterfield
Nixon
CIA
Washington
UPI
Senate Intelligence Committee
Alexander Hutterfield
Chant M. Nixon
Frank Church
Didaho
William E. Colby
Col
Fletcher Prouty
White House
Senate
Church
Prouty
Fund raising dance planned for SCHS band trip
Schuyler Central High School band parents met with Director David Young Tuesday night and approved the June 1976 trip to Disney Land Anaheim. A fund raising dance is set for August 16 at the Qok Hallroom from 8 to 9:52 pm. Schuyler's Finest will supervise the raffle.
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Schuyler — Central High School
David Young
Disney Land
Anahelsa
Qok
Schuyler’s
Uriise
Rusle
Polk County property measuring progresses countywide
County assessor Richard Anderson says rural, residential and commercial property in Polk County will begin rural improvement measurements this month. Commercial property work is nearly finished in Polk, Stromsburg and Osceola, while Shelby is slated to begin measuring soon.
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Shelby
Richard Anderson
Polk
Stromsburg
Osceola
Housing policy clash signals slow homebuilding forecast
UPI reports Housing Secretary Carla Wille predicts another slow year for homebuilding with starts near 1.5 million in late-year projection and 1.6 million annually next year. Sens. Javits and Humphrey press for federal efforts, while Hills warns aggressive federal action could distort the market and risk a longer downturn.
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Washington
UPI
Carla A. Wille
Mia Hills
Congress
Jacob K. Javits
Tsex
Javits
Bunk
Hisuphrey
California patrolmen resume ticket writing after slowdown
In California, highway patrolmen ended a slowdown after President Brown Jr.'s pay plan faced pressure. The 6400-member California Highway Patrolmen's Association saw 90 percent join the action, reduced tickets sharply, then gradually resumed near normal levels following supervisor reminders of enforcement policy. The protest aimed to spotlight fee revenue and oppose governor Brown's salary limits for state workers.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Californnis
California Highway Patrolmen's Association
Edny and Brown Jr
Patrolmen Association
Ralph Schiavone
Brown
4 H Notes Nifty Keedlers Meet at Ag Pitts
July 8 meeting hosted by Kris Baalfeld at Ag Pitts. Members completed fair sheets. Lloyd gave judging, Theo the club praetleva judging. Hachael Water reported.
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Nifty Keedlers
Kris Baalfeld
Ag Pitts
Lhoyd
Theo
Hachael Wate
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