Kilpatrick Defends Callaway In Ski Resort Case
Editorial on James J. Kilpatrick defending Secretary of the Army Callaway amid probes into his private ski resort stake. Government decisions, inquiries by the Justice Department and Civil Aeronautics Board, and Callaway stepping aside as Ford campaign manager are noted. Kilpatrick urges assuming the best while acknowledging suspicions of influence.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Howard Bo. Callaway
Kilpatrick
Callaway
Congress
House
Senate
Army
Pentagon
Agriculture Department
U.S. Forest Service
Department
Justice Department
Aeronautics Board
Ford
Press
Smoke-Filled Rooms and the Tobacco Industry Debate
A National Conference of State Legislatures article on smoking dangers and bans sparks a rebuttal by Tobacco Institute official William Kloepfer Jr. He challenges WHO and government moves, while physicians warn about carbon monoxide in smoke filled rooms. The piece contrasts regulatory trends with industry resilience and urges less promotion of tobacco.
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William Kloepfer Jr
The
Tobacco Institute
Kloepfer
War on Paperwork Faces Real-World Friction in Government
A Knight News Service report reviews the federally funded Commission on Federal Paperwork and its attempt to reduce Bureaucratic overload. Rep. Edward Derwinski questions the CFP’s guidance and the OSHA focus, while internal memos reveal missteps, corrections, and a sharp rebuke from Derwinski noting April Fool’s humor.
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Commission On Federal Paperwork
CFP
Edward Derwinski
H-Ill
Horton
Derwinski
Lette
Rumsfeld Quietly Tightens Hold At Pentagon
Washington seasoned by change as Donald Rumsfeld, newly installed secretary, remov es six aides and reshapes the Pentagon staff. He outmaneuvers Henry Kissinger to install Ellsworth as deputy, while sidelining budget watchdogs and reassigning the PA&E office, drawing praise from generals and anger from Schlesinger loyalists. The transition calms quickly, with few feathers ruffled.
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Washington
Donald Rumsfeld
Pentagon
James Schlesinger
Rumsfeld
Wilat
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Robert Ellsworth
Defense
State Department
Ellsworth
Elsworth
Schlesinger
Ford
Schlesingering
Senate Appropriations
John McCellan
Sullivan
PAE
Favorite Son Dilemma Shapes 1976 Democratic Race
California governor Jerry Brown faces a tough climate for favorite son bids as the Democratic nominating process shifts to winner take all districts. With Carter and Jackson rising, Humphrey looms as a rallying option for uncommitted and native candidates, while risks of backroom deals and wagon effects threaten their leverage.
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New York
Jerry Brown
California
Brown
Carter
Sen
Henry Jackson
Morris Udall
Humphrey
Jackson
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Hubert Humphrey
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Knight News Service
Frank Horton
Occupational Safety and Health Act
OSHA
Derwinseki
Yee
Ark Brnimfield
McClellan
Leonard Sullivan
Sen. McClellan Wsnally
McCtellan
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Tom Wicker
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