Timber sleuths track cedar rustlers in Pacific Northwest
Detectives trained as timber sleuths partner with federal and state agencies to stop cedar theft in Oregon and Washington. The effort involves six agencies, a new timber theft law, and aims to place a special agent on each of the 19 national forests by year end.
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Linda Kramer
Portland
Ore
National Forests
Oregon
FBI
Washington
John Heidtke
Heidtke
U.S. Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Attorney's Office
Department of Agriculture
Office of Intelligence
Los Angeles
Don Parkerson
Parkerson
Forest Service
Instapoll questions on Social Security program options
The Lawton Publishing Instapoll asks readers to call 353-0620 today through Wednesday between 6 and 9 pm to vote whether the federal workforce should join Social Security or keep its own pension plan and whether Social Security eligibility should be tightened to serve the elderly only. It invites questions on local government via Hot Line.
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Lawton Publishing Company
Instapoll
Cryptoquip puzzle clues and solution notes
Cross reference of yesterday and today cryptoquip clues from King Features Syndicate. Includes list items for capitals metallic element food Italian coin and sample cipher lines with hints about substitution rules and solving approach.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Talks Scheduled In Boeing Strike
A federal mediator in Seattle set a bargaining session for Thursday between Boeing Co. and 24,000 striking machinists, the first break in an eight day strike affecting Boeing operations in several states. In California 13,500 Lockheed aerospace workers entered a second day of a walkout as IAM officials said talks were possible with federal mediation.
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Seattle
Boeing Co
Boeing
Lockheed
California
International Associations of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
IAM
Los Angeles
Neil van der Cooke
The
LAM
Pete Bush
Pat Cisco
Supreme Court Weighs Immunity in McSurely Case
The Supreme Court will study the case of Alan and Margaret McSurely who sued Sen. John L. McClellan and aides for rights violations after a 1967 Kentucky search and 1969 contempt clash. The suit seeks damages and centers on legislative immunity versus privacy and unlawful search claims.
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Alan
Margaret McSurely
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Kentucky
McSurely
Pike County
McSurelys
Thomas Ratliff
Pikeville
Senate Investigations
McClellan
Nashville
Tenn
Subcommittee
John Brick
Congress
Brick
Jerome Alderman
Donald O'Donnell
Alderman
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
Trial Court
Appeals
Blumenthal Hints Carter Tax Cut Could Reach 22 Billion
Treasury Secretary Blumenthal said the Carter plan could cut taxes by up to 22 billion dollars with a possible roll out in 1978. He stressed no final decisions were made after a five hour meeting with President Carter and advisers.
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Washington
Carter
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Administration
Expanded Beef Markets Eyed Saxbe Meet With Ranchers
Former U S attorney general William Saxbe met with Nebraska legislators and ranchers to plan action against anti competitive agribusiness practices and expand beef markets. He will reconvene with agriculture leaders in December to craft a broader blueprint and decide on retaining him.
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Lincoln
Neb
U.S. Atty
William Saxbe
Nebraska
Saxbe
Ohio
Bellwood
Loran Schmit
Legislature
Agriculture Committee
Neligh
John DeCamp
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