Investigations Sought Over HEW Hiring Allegations
Congressmen Hawkins and Moss urged a federal probe into a report alleging Nixon era departures from government posts and possible cover ups. The document cites a pattern of hiring that may violate law and Executive Order 11222, with Maginnes described as a “must hire” and given preferential treatment. Ottina rose through HEW to a top admin role, denying illegal activity.
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Callaghan’s rise to Labour leadership amid party unity hopes
The article chronicles James Callaghan winning the Labour leadership after a backroom contest that saw Font and several other contenders bow out. Harold Foot pledges support and urges open debate within the party while facing Britain’s high inflation and unemployment. Callaghan’s background as a working class figure with aristocratic ties is noted alongside a lack of university education common to postwar ministers.
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Hughes Lived Secret Life Behind Vast Nevada Empire
The profile notes Howard Hughes kept life private, with five devoted aides handling orders while major executives seldom met him. It details his 1957 secret marriage to Jean Peters, divorce in 1970, and remarriage in 1971. It covers his 1930s-40s fame as a record-setting pilot, Las Vegas and Bahamian hideaways, and vast holdings including Hughes Tool Co, Hughes Aircraft, Hughes Nevada Organization, hotels, casinos, and media interests.
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Ariz
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Globe
Prime Minister's Wife Noted For Getting Things Done
London AP reports Audrey Callaghan, wife of Prime Minister James Callaghan, is praised for her efficiency and activism. She chairs hospital and charity efforts, uses political links for causes, and handles household duties with practical care. Colleagues describe her as conscientious and influential among hospital workers.
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London College
Taxi Shutdown Adds To San Francisco City Woes
San Francisco faced a new hurdle as Yellow Cab Co pulled nearly two thirds of the 150 taxi fleet during a labor dispute, while a six day municipal workers strike kept cable cars and buses idle. Talks with the Teamsters resumed with no near resolution as city officials reported deteriorating conditions.
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George Moscone
Primary delegate split shifts under New York law
The state legislature approved a law enabling candidates to appear on the ballot with pledged delegates. New York has 74 delegates at the Democratic National Convention, 206 chosen by voters and 68 at a state convention. Reagan’s Texas trip mirrors Nixon’s 1968 southern strategy.
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Kissinger Not Being Eased Out
Washington AP report says White House denies any move to remove Henry Kissinger as secretary of state. Ford aides publicly questioned whether Kissinger will stay beyond this year, with Morton and Baker offering cautious remarks amid Reagan campaign pressure. Kissinger met Ford for 90 minutes and declined comment.
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Ron Nessen
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Morton
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Ariz
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