Civil Service Commission probe finds staff favored some hires
A six month Civil Service Commission inquiry reports improper influence by staff in selecting and guiding candidates for federal jobs. Executive director Ray Jacobson says it is too early to decide on disciplinary action for current employees while noting past administrations also saw similar patronage. Robert Hampton is cited for writing letters on behalf of two candidates to GSA head. he denies impropriety and, with two other commissioners, accepted the report. The probe covers patronage hiring and improper referrals from 1989 to 1973.
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No More Harsh Laxatives Get Natural Regularity
An advertiser promotes Regular Tablets a nonlaxative softener to restore natural regularity in 2 to 5 days. It claims thousands of doctors recommend the diody sodium aul fosuccinate based product and that it relieves constipation without straining. Wearily it notes two tablets daily, with longer for stubborn cases, and discourages use of laxatives.
Proxmire slams FAA rain readout funding as waste
Sen. William Proxmire accused the Federal Aviation Administration of wasting 117000 dollars on remote weather instruments so forecasters avoid going outside to read readings. FAA officials defended the move saying it expands coverage at 366 sites but only about 10 percent currently have such equipment, and the project aims to reduce exposure and improve rain forecasts.
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