Congressmen Reject Billion-Dollar Label
Washington report examines the legislative budget, noting the 1.05 billion dollar size, per member cost claims, and spending items such as library microfilming costs and GAO branches abroad. It cites Ford’s farewell address and debates over audit reach, with emphasis on Congress self oversight and statutory limits.
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Washington
Congressional Directory
House Agriculture Committee
Congressional Budget Office
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Ford
Legislative Branch
Robert B. Keller
Walter D. Huddleston
Huddleston
Senate
Legislative Appropriations
Library of Congress
General Accounting Office
Frankfurt
Bangkok
Panama City
Honolulu
U.S
U.S. Botanical Gardens
Office of Management and Budget
Executive Branch
Elmer Staats
House
Staats
Soviet Leader Pods Africa Tour to Support Black Movements
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny began a trip to Tanzania Zambia and Mozambique to meet leaders of black movements opposing white regimes in Rhodesia South Africa and South West Africa. Fidel Castro also traveled from Tanzania strengthening regional alignment amid Western power intrigue and possible military aid to guerrillas.
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Moscow
Nikolai Podgorny
Africa
Podgorny
Tanzania
Fidel Castro
Zambia
Mozambique
Rhodesia
South-West Africa
South Africa
U.S
Thames
Potomac
Anatoly Gromyko
Soviets’ Africa Institute
Andrei Gromyko
Investigative Series Focuses On Governor Castro
A six month IRE probe of Arizona governance finds Governor Raul Castro linked to undeclared income and questionable meetings with a con artist client. Reports note Castro did not declare a vacation home as income and questioned conflict of interest while defending his actions as well intended.
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Oe Investigative Reporters
Haitors, Inc
Arizona
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
Castro
San Carlos Bay
Mexico
San Carlos
U.S
Washington, D.C
Teachers strike idle Kansas City students chaos spreads
Schools closed and about 51,000 students stayed home as the Kansas City Federation of Teachers walked out for a second illegal strike in three years. An order restrains the action, with a hearing set for Friday, while district superintendent Wheeler calls the move unfortunate and illegal.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Federation of Teachers
Norman B. Hudson
Missouri
Jackson County
Hudson
Robert R. Wheeler
Births Jack Leon Woods and Ryan Meyers in Montgomery City
Mr and Mrs Ronnie Eugene Woods of Montgomery City welcomed a son Jack Leon Woods weighing seven pounds ten ounces born Saturday at 1105 PM at Audrain Medical Center Archie Holt Vandalia employee. John Dennis Meyers and Mrs Meyers of Montgomery City welcomed a son Ryan Philip Meyers born today at 515 AM at Audrain Medical Center weighing eight pounds seven ounces Missouri Department of Conservation employee Mr Meyers.
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Ronnie Eugene Woods
Montgomery City
Jack Leon Woods
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Woods
Archie Holt
Vandalia
Ryan Philip Meyers
John Dennis Meyers
Meyers
Missouri Department of Conservation
Joey Cappelletti film to screen at Penn State
A special screening of Something for Joey at Penn State honors Joey Cappelletti who died at 13 after leukemia. His brother John Cappelletti, Heisman winner, speaks of Joey’s courage as actor Marc Singer recites the screenplay. The film airs nationwide on CBS April 6.
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State College
Joey
John Cappelletti
Los Angeles Rams
Heismann
New York
Upper Darby
Marc Singer
Jerry McNeely
John
Joey Lves
Cappelletti
Joe Paterno
Paterno
Fulton Sheen
Sheen
Joseph
Carter Opens Talks With Japanese Leader
President Carter and Japan Prime Minister Fukuda begin two days of talks on global economic and security issues with focus on bilateral trade and the May London summit. Also noted are a Cabinet meeting lunch for American Agriculture Day with farmers from five states and a plan for universal voter registration as part of an election law revision. Ford may visit the White House this week amid discussions on energy policy and Carter's proposed Energy Department.
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Washington
Carter
Japan
Takeo Fukuda
White House
Fukuda
Tokyo
London
United States
Walter Mondale
Jose Hinrose
Edcouch
Tex
Homer Foster
Moville
Iowa
Tom Davis
Coulee City
Wash
W. Robert Harrigan
Fairfield
James Frazier
Bucksport
S.C
Congress
House
Senate
Gerald Ford
Ford
Mondale
Alliance To Save Energy
Energy Department
Oil Tanker Explodes Off Carolina Coast
A 676 foot Panamanian tanker Claude Conway with 39 crew split in two after an apparent explosion 140 miles off the North Carolina coast. Twenty two survivors were spotted as rescue efforts continued in calm weather. injured crew were flown to Camp Lejeune for treatment.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Atlantic
North Carolina
Claude Conway
Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Leftists Take Major Wins In French Local Elections
Paris AP reports the Socialist Communist alliance won a popular vote majority and control of over 70 percent of large French cities in Sunday's local elections runoff. Stock markets fell amid fears of leftist nationalization while the franc held near five to the dollar as the government intervened. Leftist leaders hailed the results as a sign for the future with observers noting gains in Nantes Ren nes LeMane and St Etienne where Socialists and Communists secured pivotal cities.
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Paris
Socialist Communist Alliance
Aslde
Charles de Gaulle
Fifth Republic
National Assembly
U.S
Francois Mitterrand
Communist Party
Georges Marchais
Raymond Barre
Nantes
Rennes
LeMané
St. Etienne
Bomb Blast At N Y FBI Building
Two office buildings in New York housing FBI and American Bank Note Co were hit by bombs. A bystander sustained a minor shoulder injury from the FBI site blast. A FALN letter claimed armed actions against symbols of U S repression and exploitation. The group has been linked to about 50 bombings since 1974.
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New York
FBI
American Bank Note Co
FALN
Manhattan
American Bank Note
Fuerzas Armadas de Liberacion Nacional
Armed Forces of National Liberation
Bank Note Company
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Raul Castro
Indianapolis Star
Interior Department
Central Arizona
Bing
Pasadena
Calif
Bing Crosby
CBS
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Crosby
Ambassador Auditorium
The
Jaycees
Scott
Tony Bracker
Ricky Coll
Quinn Cuno
Jay Bell
Dean David
Kevin Elliott
Shannon Exendine
Kenny Kelsey
Brian
Stan
Steve Knipp
Lance
Ate
Clayton H. H. Hook and
Auxvasse
Hook Auxvasse Press
Carolina Coast
Wilmington
Moss Point
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co., S.A
Panama
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co. Inc
Ores ‘Liberty Ees
Iano
Aras
Dell
Erich von Daniken
Caio A
Kerns Phestte
Logan Pharmacy
Valery Giacard d
N.Y
Merrill’s Pastry Shop
South Clark
Replac
Gamble Paint &Glass
Mexico, Mo
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