Kelley Won't Offer Routine Resignation
FBI Director Clarence M Kelley said he will stay on the job as long as his health allows and he can serve. He told CBS Face the Nation that some subordinates deceived him about burglaries, pledged action against the deceit, and commented on ongoing FBI abuse inquiries amid Belfast violence and emergency reserve calls in Northern Ireland.
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Schweiker Says Views Now Not Just One State
In Charleston, W V Associated Press writer Doug Willis reports that Sen Richard Schweiker says his philosophy aligns with Ronald Reagan not due to shifting conservatism but a broader representation of 50 states. He notes his economic views may change as he represents more than one state and questions the value of federal programs.
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Congressmen Will Take Off For Convention
Congress plans a short week with recess to Aug. 23 after the Republican National Convention. The Senate moves to finish a 104 billion defense bill amid amendments on missiles and a submarine, while the House advances postcard voter registration and energy conservation measures.
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Tiny In-Ear Hearing Aid Promises Battery-Free Use
Local manufacturer unveils an ultra small in ear hearing aid with built in power cell and no external wires or batteries. Free actual size non operative samples are offered to readers sending the coupon, with immediate home use and private wear.
Aftershocks Rattle Peking After China Quakes Ruled Deadly
AP reports a strong tremor in Peking as a confirmed aftershock of China’s July quakes. Hsinhua claims 40,000 miners entombed in Tangshan but rescue efforts saved most. Kailuan Mine resumes operation. No casualties confirmed, but foreign estimates run high.
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Boonslick Plans Discussed At Regional Meetings
Boonslick regional planning talks covered tax base shifts, need for parks over bicycle trails, and responses to surveys. The Boonslick Advisory Council’s Executive Committee meets August 26 at the Warrenton office. The RMAC held its initial meeting July 28 with state manpower officials. FY 1977 funds for three-county manpower programs total 118,441 with separate youth program funds over 200,000. The next Warrenton meeting is September 2. Today in History notes Nixon tapes subpoena litigation by the Watergate committee in 1973.
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