Embezzler Kay Munch Indicted as She Vanishes
Dallas report details Kay Ann Munch 34 indicted by grand jury for embezzling at least 120000 from Concrete Construction Supply Inc where she served as stockholder and treasurer before vanishing days later. Neighbors note luxury lifestyle while clues point to personal and psychological struggles.
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Kay Munch
Highland Park
Miss Munch
Kay
Front of Concrete Construction Supply Inc
Garland
CCS
Larry Smith
Dallas-Fort Worth
Murdock
Neb
Ted
Suzanne Terry
Terry
Braniff
Mrs. Terry
Former EPA head urges end to nuclear power in U S policy
Former EPA chief Russell Train calls for phasing out and eliminating all nuclear power citing waste, plutonium safeguards and proliferation concerns. He says governments cannot manage the risks and urges a firm commitment to ending nuclear energy, though not overnight. Train is rejoining the Conservation Foundation part time.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
Russell E. Train
President's Council On Environmental Quality
EPA
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Train
The
Conservation Foundation
Foundation
the Foundation
City Manager Defends Expansion of Staff and Advisory Board
Cy Brooks states he is not adding new positions but reassigning staff to boost efficiency. He supports a five member Career Service Advisory Commission to advise on personnel matters and to hear appeals, while final hiring and firing decisions remain with the city manager.
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Cheek
Cy Brooks
Brooks
Advisory Commission
Carter to Seek Funding Cuts for 18 Dams and Water Projects
President Carter asks Congress to block funds for 18 Bureau of Reclamation and Army Corps of Engineers dam and water projects across 15 states for fiscal 1978 pending reviews of economic necessity and environmental safety. Critics call it a mistake while supporters urge protecting future water supplies.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
John Sieh
Oade Conservancy Subdistrict Board
South Dakota
Bureau of Reclamation
Army Corps of Engineers
Colorado
Evans
GAO Flags Deteriorating Federal Highways Underfunded Repairs
The General Accounting Office charges federal highway rules go unenforced, leaving states slow to fix roads. Heavier trucks and shrinking repair funds may worsen conditions, prompting GAO to urge action by the Federal Highway Administration.
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Washington
America
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Federal Highway Administration
Transportation
Brock Adams
The
Highway Administration
Transportation Department
United States
Carter Budget Moves Through Congress With Minimal Surgery
Congress is projected to approve President Carter's 1978 budget plan with modest changes totaling about 457 billion dollars and a deficit near 60 billion. Analysts note a return to Ford era levels, while social program restorations and a new 31 billion two year stimulus shape the proposed package. GAO flags maintenance gaps in interstate highways and calls for stronger standards and enforcement.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Gerald Ford
Ford
Bert Lance
Lance
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Sparling
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Foxfire
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Rep
Frank Evans
D-Cole
Central Arizona Project
Auburn- Folsom South
Central Valley Project
California
Dolores and
Fruitland Mesa
Savery-Pot Hook
Wyoming
North Dakota
Oahe
Central Utah Project
Bonneville
Utah
Cache Basin
Arkansas
Freeport
Illinois
Grove Lake
Kansas
Dayton
Paintsville Lake
Yatesville Lake
Kentucky
Atchafalaya River
Jerry King
Bureau
Sacramento
Calif
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