Energy saving funds cut in Ford budget
Democratic Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre of New Hampshire says President Ford's next year budget will cut energy conservation funds, eliminating at least two programs approved last year. He cites up to 60 million in loan guarantees and 25 million for state plans, plus 2 million to aid consumers in utility rate hearings, despite Energy Conservation and New Energy Act approval.
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Ford skiing trip interrupted by chairlift failure
In Vail Colorado a chairlift carrying President Ford and a Secret Service agent stalled about 30 feet up the mountain after a loose wire in a derail switch tripped a safety device. The lift was halted for about 90 minutes for repairs and Ford was not in danger.
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Brown aims to trim defense budget in new Carter team
Defense Secretary-designate Harold Brown moves to temporary Pentagon quarters as he seeks cuts in next year’s budget. He met with Rumsfeld and General Brown, then heads to St Simons Island for Carter appointee retreat. Brown plans to project Ford’s 1978 costs to identify trimming targets by March 15.
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Tax czar eyed by Carter administration report
The Washington Post reported unidentified sources say Laurence Woodworth, a two year veteran of the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation, is eyed for a U S tax administration post under secretary in Carter's team. Woodworth denied any offer and noted his long service since 1964.
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Bell plans interviews for jobs with Carter era DOJ
Griffin Bell said he will interview candidates for top Justice Department posts later this week and may nominate a new FBI director without awaiting a blue ribbon panel's recommendation. He noted two possible panel processes and indicated preference for speed over panel screening.
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