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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1973

Page

19

Congress Fumbles Fixing Economic Law Through Congress

Washington report traces a month of committee wrangling over wage and price controls tied to the Economic Stabilization Act. House leaders seek extended authority for a year, with a rollback to January prices, while Patman and committee splits force a stalemate that ends with a March 16 rollback date substitution and the bill dying on the floor.

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Senior Officers' Servant Staffs Set For Probe

Washington defense officials say Defense Secretary Richardson has initiated an inquiry into claims that enlisted men are used as servants for generals and admirals. Pentagon spokesman Jerry Friedheim noted civilian officials lack such servants and that the investigation will assess the scope and implications of the practice. The General Accounting Office recently estimated hundreds of enlisted aides cost about 22 million dollars, prompting questions about appropriateness.

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Officers Elected for Heart of the Plains Kennel Club

Jack Krahn was reelected president of the Heart of the Plains Kennel Club. Dee Treadwell became first vice president and Mrs. Ruby Osborn second vice president. George Johnston is secretary, Sandra Harbin treasurer, Jin Wilson obedience chairman, and Krahn silent chair. Directors include Hal Alen, George Nichols, Jim Wilson, Vat Hastings, Ed Cerouski and J. Budy.

Jack Krahn Heart of the Plains Kennel Club Dee Treadwell Ruby Osborn George Johnston Sandra Harbin Jin” Wilson Krahn Stn Hal Alen George Nichols Jim Wilson Vat Hastings Ed Cerouski J. Budy

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