FBI Chief Warns on Possible Agent Wrongdoing
FBI Director Clarence Kelley said he cannot guarantee that agents are not engaged in illegal burglaries or other wrongdoing. He noted morale damage from potential disciplinary actions and disclosed ongoing investigations into burglaries and bureau purchasing improprieties, with possible grand jury charges looming.
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Justice Department
John Roselli
Senate
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Edward H. Levin
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New York
FBT
Nicholas P. Callahan Kelley
Ask Action Line for scent sources and self service gas history
Readers request sources for essences concentrates and after shave mixups. The Enterprise notes grocery stores may stock lemon and bay leaf extracts, and cites Bestway Grocers and Younts for citrus. It cites Isopropyl alcohol and glycerin from drugstores or vodka, plus Herb books and Rodale sources. Also includes history of self service gas from Gilbarco and national data.
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Bestway Grocers
Younts
Rodale
New River Wins Vote In House After Four-Year Fight
After a four year battle a bill to save the New River in North Carolina from being inundated by two dams won House approval by 311 to 73 and moves to the Senate. Audiences praise the measure with Gov Ford expected to sign. Strong backing from major environmental groups contrasts Virginia opposition over electric benefits.
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Senate
Ford
Ken Hechler
Blue Ridge
Appalachian Power Co
Federal Power Commission
Paul Simon
D-Il
Hechler
Virginia
M Caldwell Butler
Rva
Congress
FPC
GOP Split Over Abortions Shapes Platform Debate
Democrats oppose a constitutional abortion amendment while Republicans back a right to life plank. A second subcommittee plank brands bus desegregation as unnecessary, counterproductive, and wrong. Helms presses for conservative planks as nomination race stays tight with Buckley teed up as a potential compromise candidate.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Kansas City, Mo
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Helms
James Buckley
R-C-Ny
Buckley
Reagan
Reagan ally Helms arrives in Kansas City for GOP platform talks
U S Senator Jesse Helms of North Carolina spoke with reporters at Kansas City International Airport after arriving Tuesday. He planned to outline his conservative philosophy to the GOP platform committee this morning and said he remains firmly in the Ronald Reagan camp.
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Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Kansas City
Helms
GOP
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Congress Clears Swine Flu Shots Rollout in September
Congress approved a swine flu vaccine insurance program ending the stalemate. Doses from four drug firms totaling 120 million will be released starting next month with elderly and chronically ill first, then nationwide by mid October. President Ford is expected to sign. The plan shields manufacturers from liability through government coverage, enabling the mass vaccination effort in U.S. history.
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Congress
U.S
Senate
House
Scaling For New Heights Peppy the Singing Poodle
Peppy a one year old French poodle owned by Eric Cates of Oakville Ontario performs scales with dogged determination singing while also dancing and playing the organ showcasing a rare multi talent in a pet.
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Eric Cates
Oakville
Ont
Cary
State Terminates Medicaid Contract With HAS
Gov. Holshouser announced the state would end its contract for Medicaid administration with Health Applications Systems, Inc. due to rising costs. The state will retroactively pay legitimate costs processed by HAS starting July 1, with no profit or loss for the company. A new contract may be negotiated later, while $46 million will be drawn from other DHR areas to cover added nursing home costs caused by a 1975 per diem increase.
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Raleigh
Jim Holshouser
Health Applications Systems, Inc
HAS
Holshouser
Holfhouser
HAL
Department of Human Resources
Cannon to Oppose Sen Helms in 1978 Democratic primary
Raleigh attorney Hugh Cannon a former top state official under Gov. Terry Sanford plans to announce his Senate bid in the 1978 Democratic primary against U S Senator Jesse Helms. Cannon, Harvard Law graduate with Oxford degrees, signals a formal news conference this afternoon.
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Terry Sanford
US Senate
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Jesse Helms
Charlotte
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Greensboro
Alty
Rufus Ednuston
Raleigh Law
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Oxford
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