Watergate reform ideas gain backing from Ford and Carter
Washington AP Carter endorses all Citizens' Committee asks and promises to push reform as priority. Ford supports some measures, favors a new approach and questions constitutionality of a past Senate bill. Both back stronger oversight of FBI CIA and other agencies. Carter supports public campaign funding. Ford prefers evaluated impact and limited red tape.
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Maritime panel debates annual no bribe reporting rule
The Federal Maritime Commission moves toward a rule requiring corporate officials to declare annually that their firms paid no bribes or illegal rebates. Commission staff will draft the proposal after support from FMC members, though final action remains distant as cases against firms are pending.
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