Auditor cites billing errors in Grand Prix debt crisis
Courson claims no reviews or reports were made on billings. he pushed LBGPA to settle, leading to 181000 paid in installments. Grand Prix Association bled over 500000 in red staging Formula 5000 and Formula One events. seeks 45 cents on dollar plus 20 cents in stock. Welch contends some departments over billed to cover earlier losses. final billings deemed fair. Franke plans to review and meet Police Chief Korte on the matter.
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Courson
LBGPA
Grand Prix Association
Welch
Intergovernmental Relations Department
Franke
Ralph Korte
Nixon subpoena fight marks drug trial clash in Atlanta
In Atlanta AP report, former president Nixon may be compelled to testify in a federal drug conspiracy trial of Mitchell WerBell II and co defendants. Judge Fay ruled insufficient evidence to force appearance, while noting Nixon remains subpoenaed. Others named include William Bell, John Nardi, Morton Franklin, and Gerald Cunningham as defendants alleged to import multi ton marijuana between 1975. A White House operation defense is noted. In Georgia, Lester Maddox campaign heads named with William Shearer and Eileen Shearer as national chairs for the election, plus Sam Turnipseed and Ned Young in key posts.
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Mlami
Nixon
U.S
Peter Fay
Mitchell WerBell II
Georgia
William Bell
William Shearer
Eileen Shearer
Sam Turnipseed
Atlanta
Ned Young
St. Simons Island
Ford aide calls recovery in a pause amid steady outlook
Washington The Ford administration’s chief economic forecaster said the economic recovery is in a pause but temporary. Alan Greenspan noted pauses recur during recoveries and insisted the basic recovery remains intact with no underlying deterioration. He cited inventory tapering and slower apartment construction as causes while maintaining a strong 1977 outlook.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
Greenspan
Ron Nessen
White House
Reenspan
Nessen
Congress panel agrees on tax cut extension
Senate House tax conferees settle on extending current income tax cuts through 1977. The package preserves credits and higher standard deductions, worth up to 445 for a family of four earning 4 000, with a refundable work bonus up to 400.
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Congress
Washington
Senate-House
Senate
House
Ford
Dee, IL
Debates Near in Principle Between Ford and Carter
Press secretaries Nessem and others signaled near agreement on a debate format as Carter and Ford negotiators meet. Carter touted a tentative three debate plan of 75 minutes each starting in the third week of September, while Nessen cautioned progress without a final deal. Mondale campaigned in San Francisco on arms control as Carter favored strong deterrence and reduced new weapons.
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Ian Nessem
Ford
Carter
Negsen
League
Atlanta
Nessen
Nelsen
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Kansas City
Mondale
Commonwealth Club
San Francisco
America
United States
New U S nerve gas plan told
Scientists warn the Pentagon seeks funds to develop binary nerve gas weapons. Two harmless chemicals mix to form the toxic agent when fired, sparking fears of an era of dazzling chemical weaponry. Pentagon eagerness cited by House staff, with congressional opposition noted.
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San Francisco
Pentagon
RJ. Rutman
University of Pennsylvania
American Chemical Society
Rutman
G.R. Berdes
House Committee On International Relations
Beice
Congress
Abuses in Medicaid Care Under Probe
A senator testifies about a Harlem Medical Center visit where a physician gave a brief exam, ordered tests, and referred to a chiropractor for temp relief, while pressing ongoing treatment and local pharmacy referrals amid a Medi Cal program probe spanning eight cities.
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Los Angeles
Oakland
Calif
California
Brown signs mandate for public no smoking areas
Gov. Brown signed a measure designating non smoking areas in public buildings and transit venues while vetoing a separate bill to allow regular state car plates for statewide officials. The actions form part of the first wave of end of session bills as the 1976 California Legislature nears adjournment.
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Sacramento
Brown
Mervyn Dymall T
Esk
California
John Briggs
Fullerton
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Proup
State Department of Education
Dymally
Department of Motor Vehicles
Curtis George
Nate Holden
D-Culver City
Holden
George
Rown
Bill Lockyer
D-Lan Eendge
Bill Thomas
R-Bakerfield
Bill Craven
Oceanside
Paul Priolo
County Board Cuts Tax Rate With Delinquency Reserve Dives
The board approved a series of budget reductions to lower the tax rate including slashing the delinquency reserve by $5.7 million from $28 million and trimming replacement equipment by $1.8 million. Additional cuts of $2.4 million from capital projects removed $460,000 for the County Courthouse equipment and postponed park and golf course improvements. The plan faces a Sept. 15 deadline to adopt the final tax rate.
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Delinquency Reserve Fund
Southern California Air Pollution Control Bistret
Compton
James Hayes
Action Wire
Cerritos Park
Lakewood County
Baxter Ward
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Cal
Maddox Campaign
Leman Grove
Cali
Lester Maddox
American Independent Party
Maddox
Ford Economic Aide
Snew Yorks
Times Service
Defense Department
Chemical Society
Department
Senate Committee
Ating
1St Harlem Medical Center
Harry Safford
Trafford
Hayes
Suifumer
Puinaul Vee
Org
Carl
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Bea
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