Washington dateline Hays quits amid sex scandal allegations
Washington report on former Democratic leader Hays stepping down from the chairmanship of the Administration Committee amid sex scandal allegations involving Elizabeth Ray. The House panel accepted his resignation from the Administration Committee post and elected James Corman to replace him.
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Psychiatrists condemn Marine training system at Parris Island
Dr Jonathan Cohen and Navy Captain Eugene Evans testified to a House subcommittee on Marine Corps recruit training at Parris Island South Carolina. They described the program as abusive and based on physical and psychological stress that causes breakdowns among a portion of recruits.
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Butz blames rules for higher food prices
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz grilled meat and poultry inspection rules saying excessive regulation raises costs. He mocked overinspection and warned on adding a grassroots consumer rep to a new eight member advisory panel. Consumer protesters disrupted the committee with signs accusing him of ignoring buyers.
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Spies Turn Private Signals Into Profit Warily
A Rockefeller Commission derivative warns that private telephone conversations carried by microwave links can be intercepted on foreign embassies. It notes that agents may exploit intercepted data for state matters or monetary gain, including commodity markets and bidding prices. The report explains how US microwave relays expose edge emissions usable by low-cost listening devices outside embassy fronts.
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Panel urges IRS to guard tax return privacy
A government commission ended a two year study with the conclusion that the Internal Revenue Service must guard the privacy of income tax returns. The confidential nature of returns is essential to the tax system. It advised against a blanket ban on disclosing federal tax data for non tax purposes citing legitimate agency fees.
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Symington Back Home After Hospital Stay
Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri returned home from Bethesda Naval Hospital after doctors found no cause for his stomach upset and pain. An aide said the 74 year old felt nothing wrong and the episode was likely just an upset stomach.
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Kissinger to brief Mexico after Chile OAS talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with foreign ministers in Santiago for the Organization of American States assembly and prepared to brief Mexican officials on the conference. Mexico boycotted the OAS in protest of Chilean human rights abuses. Kissinger planned to meet Argentin a Panama Guatemala and Paraguay ministers before Mexico City.
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Panel Won't Decide on CIA Document Shredding
Washington sources report the newly formed Senate intelligence oversight panel has not yet decided if it will permit the CIA to destroy records. Senate leaders Marsfield and Scott said the panel will guide the response to CIA Director Bush's request amid protests from Rep. Abrug and Sen. Kennedy about the shredding plan.
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