Senate Keeps 300 Million Subsidy For Military Stores
Washington AP The Senate approved a $111 billion defense bill keeping a $300 million annual subsidy for military commissaries and allowing retraited personnel to work for the government while drawing full pensions. The measure, which faces a House conference, also trims 3.4 billion from B1 bomber production and notes the 26 000 staff at commissaries would still be cheaper than civilian supermarkets even without the subsidy.
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Washington
Senate
House
Carter
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Appropriations Committee
Teng Hsiao-ping's Comeback Rumors Stir Beijing Mystery
AP analysis notes signals of Teng Hsiao-ping's return to power amid posters praising his rehabilitation. Two small posters appeared Tuesday, a larger one Wednesday, but the Tuesday notices were removed. causes include premature ministry action or delayed official word.
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John Roderick
Associated Press
Tokyo
Peking
China
Teng Hsiao-ping
Teng
Army
Ministry of Foreign Economic Relations
Split Ahead For Lutheran Denominations
In Dallas delegates from the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod move to sever formal fellowship with the American Lutheran Church and allow shared pulpits and communion while a panel studies the split. Leaders differ on whether the action signals a merger roadblock or mere protest.
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Dallas
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
American Lutheran Church
ALC
Herb David
Minneapolis
Missouri Synod
Missouri Synod Lutherans
David
Sam Wnaszger
Arnold Nickelson
LCMS
Nickelson
George Wollenburg
The
Church Council
Naszger
Shapp Repays Matching Funds After FEC Inquiry
Gov Milton Shapp repaid 299,066 dollars to the Federal Election Commission for matching funds tied to his 1976 Democratic presidential primary campaign. The repayment follows an FEC review noting some campaign workers improperly accepted certain contributions.
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Nakhioburg
Milton Shapp
Federal Election Commission
Shapp
FEC
OSHA Lifts Requirements For Small Firms In Major Cutbacks
The federal government will drop record keeping and reporting for 3.4 million small businesses and cut paperwork for 1.5 million larger firms in a bid to save money. OSHA will replace multiple forms with a single check-off form, reducing entries from 80 to 19 while expanding coverage and easing compliance for tiny firms beginning 1978.
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Washington
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Bay of Business
Ray Marshall
Marshall
National Federation of Independent Business
James D. McKevett
U.S
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
OSHA
Carter
Labor Department
Jaworski Named As Lead Inquiry Prospect In Congress
Former Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski and at least four others tied to the Nixon era are being considered to lead the Korean influence buying probe in Congress. House Speaker Thomas O’Neill asked Jaworski to take the chief investigator role, promising independent powers, as Lacovara’s resignation leaves a vacancy. Sources say Archibald Cox Henry Ruth Sam Cash and John Doar are among the others contacted.
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Washington
Leon Jaworski
Richard Nixon
White House
Congress
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
Jaworski
House Ethics Committee
O'Neill
Philip A. Lacovara
Watergate
Houston
Archibald Cox
Henry Ruth
Sam Cash
Senate
Watergate Committee
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Hua Kuo-feng
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Liao Cheng-chih
China-Japan Friendship Association
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Chiang Ching
Chou
Mao
Hua
Chan
Baughman
Maupin
Farm Supply Inc. Rt
Montgomery City
Queers Lrazier
E. Liberty
Ireland
Timothy Severin
Boston
Newfoundland
George Molony
Woking
England
Trondur Pattursson
Faeroes
Arthur Magan
Dublin
Severin
Mexico
A&b Prescription Shop Landmark Building
Auto Supply
Vandalia Auto Supply
Mexico Auto Supply
John Doar
Nixon
Lacovara
John J. Flynt
D-Ga
Liberty Ae
Evel Knievel
Warner Bas
Warner Communications Company
Pos Panavision
Technicolor
Dixie
Walt Disney Productions
TNE
Echnicolor
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Centralia Lumber Company
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