Carter aides forged travel advances in Annapolis scam
Washington column describes Carter transition officials creating phony travel authorizations to secure cash advances for phantom trips to Annapolis. 73 aides requested funds totaling over $17,500, later repaid, with none visiting Annapolis. Two staffers Walter Kallaur and Jonathan Stein coordinated the scheme while GSA initially approved funds, calling the accusations lies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Becnne
Annapolis
Carter
Marykard
GSA
Timothy E. Kraft
Barry L. Jagada
Mary Fitch Hoyt
Rosalynn
David Freeman
James Esinger
Dagoda
Jagoda
Walter Kallaur
Jonathan Stein
Kallaur
Stein
G.C. Gardner
Gardner
White House
Sis Ant
Weekend Guests and Propriety Clash at Ripley Home
In a humorous domestic dispute, Joan brings her friend Mickey for the weekend triggering tensions over sleeping arrangements. Mr Ripley cites moral standards and propriety while Mrs Ripley worries about propriety and privacy. A proposed solution suggests Joan in the attic and Mickey in her room with a door lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
Ripley's House
Joan
Mickey
Mr. Ripley
Mrs. Ripley
Cambridge
Supreme Court
Indiana Evening Gazette Subscription Rates and Staff
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists staff including R H Ray and Lucilla R Sally, with general manager Joseph L Donne and advertising manager Russell M Hickey. It notes Associated Press use, carrier and motor route rates, and mail subscription prices for Indiana counties and surrounding areas with a ten day minimum on prepaid extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savaeucdaya
R.H. Ray
Lucilla R. Sally BR. Naylo
Elizabeth Fy
Joan Ray Reece
Joseph L. Donnell
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donne
William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Indiana
Amstrong
Cumbria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Mortland
Ladisus
Sunshine Sunday School Party at Heilwood Hostess Home
May 1927 Miss Catherine Morrison entertained the Sunshine Sunday School Class at her Heilwood home on Friday evening. The item notes a social gathering with local youth participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Morrison
Sunshine
Heilwood
Clymer
Clymer Chamber of Commerce
Creekside
Jason W. Shaffer
CIA OK's Foreign Secret Police in U S
Washington column reports foreign secret police operated in the United States with CIA approval. It cites SAVAK, DINA, and KCIA ties, notes investigations by the State Foreign Regulations Committee and Rep. Frazer, and discusses a DINA memo on foreign adversaries. It also covers a Carter administration move to curb limousine idling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIA
Ok’s Foreign Secret Police
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Chile
DINA
Iran
SAVAK
South Korea
KCIA
CTA
State Foreign Regulations Committee
Donald Fraser
D.minn
Orlando Letelier
Embassy
Letelier
Manuel Contreras Sepulveda
Augusto Pinochet
Mexico
Argentina
Costa Rica
France
Italy
Bernardo Leighton
Rome
Gabriel Valdes
Rodomiro Tomic
Contreras
Diana Fetterhead
Santiago
Carter
National Suggestion Box
White House
Greg Schneiders
General Services Administration
Washington, D.C
Inside Labor Summer Strikes by Victor Riesel
Washington column recounts UMW internal fractures after Arnold Miller overruns, Sadlowski influence fading, and looming summer strikes. It details COLA driven costs, a $150 bonus, and a potential no strike clause shift affecting 2000 local plants. Industry hopes for stability despite bold union moves and political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
Washington
Joe Califano
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Jimmy Carter
United Mine Workers
UMW
Arnold Miller
Oval Office
Miller
Ed Sadlowski
United Steelworkers
District 31
Orlean Eddie
Inland Steel Workers’ Committee
Sadlowski
USW
Lloyd McBride
Chicago- Gary Stee
Abe Abel
Sadjowski
McBride
Big Eid
Big Ed
District 32
Inland Steel Group
U.S
Canada
Field Newspaper Syndicate
Energy crisis challenge and Carter plan analysis
A columnist argues the energy crisis lacks a Pearl Harbor moment and examines public reaction, congressional delays, and President Carter’s proposals. It weighs insulation goals, tax credits, and the feasibility of solar, coal, and nuclear options amid cost, environmental, and legal hurdles. The piece urges clear leadership to mobilize the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Armed Services
Congress
Carter
Agsa
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Ake
Hawaii
America
Berrys World
Nea
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Buddy
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