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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1977

Page

8

Bartlett Faces Skin and Blood Tests After Cancer Surgery

Oklahoma Senator Dewey Bartlett, released from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, was to undergo skin and blood tests on his immunological system after hospitalization for cancer surgery that removed part of his lung. He planned outpatient visits today and Wednesday.

New York Oklahoma Dewey Bartlett Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Bartlett

Cold Wave Could Boost Heating Bills and Stimulus Debate

A national cold wave could add up to $5 billion to heating costs, prompting talk of raising a $50 per person tax rebate. Charles Schultze said winter weather may force adjustments to Carter’s $31.2 billion stimulus plan, with rebates as a potential tool but limited by higher utility bills. Meany and AFL CIO push different stimulus plans, while Republicans craft a parallel package and jobless benefits rise due to weather and energy shortages.

Oklahoma City Gene Stipe D-Mecalester Stipe Washington Carter White House Charles L. Schultze President’s Council of Economic Advisers Schultze Congress Treasury W. Michael Blumenthal House Appropriations Committee Ues Michael K. Evans Chase Econometrics Associates Ford Administration Fl-Cio George Meany Afl-Cio Meany House Public Works Committee Aflcio Senate GOP Robert Dole Labor Department District of Columbia Puerto Rico

Experts Patch Gaps In Federal Computer Security System

Federal computer experts found and fixed gaps in the Social Security Administration system that could have let private carriers access sensitive data on millions. They later discovered two commands that could have released information, then patched the holes by December 3.

Washington Social Security Administration Social Security Baltimore James Cardwell Medicare Insurance Companies Blue Cross Ernment Aetna Life and Casualty Co Fort Washington Hawaii Medical Services Association Honolulu Privacy Protection Commission Overs

Reagan forms new political group Citizens for the Republic

Ronald Reagan plans a new political shop with up to 1 million dollars to back conservative Republicans. Citizens for the Republic, based in Santa Monica, will channel funds from Reagan's campaign after the 1976 nomination bid. Laxalt chairs the steering committee. Lyn Nofziger leads as executive director. The group aims to broaden the conservative base and may support a 1980 presidential bid while focusing on 1978 elections.

Washington Ronald Reagan Citizens For the Republic Santa Monica Calif Reagan Federal Election Commission Sen Paul Laxalt Nevada Laxalt Citizens For Reagan California Cam Paigns Lyn Nofziger Nofziger

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