Cost of a congressman and perks in 1973
A 1973 AP report states average annual cost to taxpayers for a representative in Washington and staff is about 188000 dollars, with senators higher. Basic costs include salaries of 42500 for each member, plus allowances for staff, travel, stationery, phone, and fringe benefits. Pensions can reach up to 36000 dollars after 32 years.
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Humphrey backs Nixon aid plan and Kissinger claim
AP reports Senator Hubert H. Humphrey said if elected in 1968 he would have named Henry Kissinger as his foreign policy adviser. He also changed his view and now supports Nixon's postwar aid to North Vietnam, citing assurances it would not come from the domestic budget.
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Private eye guest at Hope Rotary Club meeting
Fred M. Myers of Little Rock spoke at the Hope Rotary Club on Friday March 9 at the Town and Country. He contrasted private investigation with TV depictions, discussed a custody case in Arkansas, and urged higher licensing standards for Arkansas Private Investigators Association. The club planned a March 19 joint meeting with the Lions Club and announced March 23 as canceled. Guests included Flowers, Kimbrough, Walker, Beaumont, Winer, and Patterson.
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Emmett Thompson
Fred M. Myers
OT Ees Ccrigator
Little Rock
Hope Rotary Club
Near East
Arkansas
Arkansas Private Investigators Association
Myers
Bob Gullett
Gerald Keith
Lions Club
David Mullins
University of Arkansas
George Flowers
Steve Kimbrough
Pine Bluff
Don Walker
Texarkana
Bill Beaumont
Jerry Winer
Larry Patterson
Arkansas Travel Show and Event Week Highlights
A compact roundup lists events across Arkansas from March 13 to November, including Midwest Sports travel and Boat Show in Little Rock, Red Stocking Revue in Fort Smith, Ozark Mountain Music Makers in Salem, and a gun and skeet shoot in Hot Springs, with markets, fairs, and arts shows noted in multiple towns.
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Little Rock
Fort Smith
Ozark Mountain Music Makers
Salem
Cleveland Co
Hot Springs
Beetleville
FBI agent urges interview subjects rights in FBI policy
Scott says FBI should allow attorneys at interviews. cites Watergate precedent. He notes policy once allowed declined interviews and argues two-on-one rounds pressure suspects. Rehmann, a former POW, recalls propaganda photo from 1966 Hanoi incident and speaks on legal rights and protections in questioning.
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Ralph D. Scott
FBI
John Ehrlichman
White House
Supreme Court
Gray
Scott
Constipation in Aging Often Mild but Needs Care
Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains constipation common in elderly, usually a delay in elimination rather than a disease. He notes not every day bowel movements are necessary and warns against laxative overuse. Sudden changes require medical exam. early cancer signs possible. He urges seeing a doctor and promises more tips tomorrow.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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