Avalanche Journal Personnel and Public Notices
A fragmented clipping lists staff roles and supervisory positions including circulation manager Robert C McVay and associate editor Jay Harris. Names Norris and Kenneth May appear amid the unreadable text describing a newsroom or agency roster.
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Jay Harris
Kenneth May
Bator
Robert C McVay
Governor Briscoe trims college spending signaling budget discipline
Governor Briscoe vetoed over 20 million dollars in higher education items including 1.6 million at Texas Tech and 325,665 for a Texas Tech Pharmacy School. He targets perceived "fat" in university budgets and calls for tighter internal review and justification of research proposals while criticizing routine reliance on special items. The veto sends a message to colleges to rejustify programs and bolster the Coordinating Board.
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Texas Tech
Briscoe
Coordinating Board
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University of Texas, Texas A&m
University of Houston
Parison
Tech
el Paso
New Hampshire Senate election dispute drew national criticism
Senator Byrd criticized the Senate for delaying a fair resolution of the New Hampshire 1968 race between Louis C. Wyman and John A. Durkin. The dispute left New Hampshire with one senator for over six months as calls grew for a special runoff or fresh election.
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Senate
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
New Hampshire Senate
Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
New Hampshire
House Panel Rebukes Harrington for Leaking CIA Chile Data
Washington column notes Rep. Michael Harrington faced a 16 to 13 rebuke by the House Armed Services Committee for leaking classified CIA Chile operations. The piece argues leaks are common and often politically motivated, while defending Harrington's right to scrutiny yet condemning the breach. It cites defenders Mendel Davis and Sonny Montgomery among conservative Southerners.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Michael Harrington
D-Mass
Harrington
House
Armed Services Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Chile
Armed Services Subcommittee On Intelligence
CIA
Sen
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Washington Post
Laurence Stern
New York Times
Stern
Richard Ichord
D-Mo
Armed Services
Ichord
Congress
Edward Hebert
D-La
Larry McDonald
D-Ga
Mendel Davis
S.C
Sonny Montgomery
Miss
Ford Shifts Gears in Campaign Manager Choice
Gerald Ford taps Army Secretary Howard Callaway as campaign manager in a strategic move before the convention. The selection signals a consolidating strategy for Ford's White House bid with Callaway bringing defense and organizational experience to the campaign.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Army
Howard H
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Ford
Jack Mills
The
Tobacco Institute
Ohio National
Ray C. Bliss
House
Defense
Robert Ellsworth
Kansas
Richard Cheney
White House
Liatson
Donald Flumsfeld
Cheney
Callaway
Richard Nixon
Congress
Georgia
Mark Mattingly
Melvin R. Laird
Reader's Digest Magazine
Laird
Dean Burch
Ford Campaign Advisory Committee
Ronald Reagan
Mattingly
Reagan
South
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
F. David Mathews
University of Alabama
Health, Education and Welfare
Debt vote shocks Ford as House withholds ceiling rise
In Washington the House Democrats deny President Ford a quick debt ceiling increase amid infighting and leadership disapproval. A second, smaller rise is sent to the floor, while party leaders debate potential legal and financial moves to stave off a spending shortfall.
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Washington
House
Ford
Carl Albert
House Ways and Means
Congress
Albert
Edward Pattison
New York
Pattison
Rep
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
Bill Frenzel
Minnesota
Columbus
Georgia
Reagan
Ford targets federal red tape in June Washington speech
President Ford told 1 500 listeners that he would curb needless paperwork in the federal bureaucracy. He cited vast form numbers and costs, noting billions spent on letters, forms, and filing, and warned that power and inefficiency fuel the paper jungle.
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Ford
National Federation of Independent Business
Washington
Grand Rapids Ford Paint & Varnish Company
Franz Kafka
Eliza Doolittle
Henry Higgins
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Senate
What’s millionaire's salad and other quirky questions
LM Boyd discusses unusual questions about food and greatness while noting the tiger bone trade and the rush of August weddings. The piece jokes about palms, licorice flavor, and changes in marriage month trends, ending with a dismissive comment about yellow flowers.
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