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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1976

Page

4

CAB probes rulings favoring Callaway planned

Washington AP report says the Civil Aeronautics Board will review rulings that benefited Callaway’s Crested Butte ski area. Senate subcommittee and FBI already investigate alleged favorable treatment from the Agriculture Department during his Army secretary tenure.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Board Army Howard Bo” Callaway Colorado CAD Senate FBI Callaway Ford Agriculture Department CAB Board Crested Butte

Humphrey may enter if no clear frontrunner by convention

Humphrey remains on the sidelines for the 1976 primaries but could seek the Democratic nomination at the convention if no clear frontrunner emerges. His aide David Gartner says any campaign would start after the California primary on June 8 if a candidate with more than 900 pledged delegates does not lead. Ford expresses serious reservations about a price fixing bill allowing state AGs to sue for consumers.

Washington Hubert Humphrey Humphrey David Gartner Sen California Gartner Sen. Hum Ford House John Rhodes Arizona

Navy arms bill boost draws House approval vote

The House Armed Services Committee approved a 333.4 billion military weapons bill and a 43.3 billion military construction bill. The panel added 1.1 billion for 20 new ships, 125 million for Navy AGE jets, with offsets from 493 million in equipment research and 17 million in Navy missiles. They funded two Trident submarines, two nuclear aircraft carriers, four Spruance-class destroyers, and four attack submarines, despite Ford’s requests. Rep. Les Aspin opposed the weapons bill. Rep. Floyd Hicks opposed the construction bill.

Wasilington House Armed Services Committee Ford Tennessee Les Aspin Wis Floyd Hicks D-Wash

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