Probers Seek List Of Job Switchers In Federal Agencies
Congressional probers are gathering details on people who moved from White House or reelection teams to federal agencies. Agencies from ICC to CPSC are asked to provide hiring details and the decision maker for hires. The inquiry follows concerns about independent regulatory agencies and probes into ITT, Vesco, and SEC matters.
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Washington
Congressional
White House
ICC
CPSC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Consumer Product Safety Commission
House
Commerce
Harley O. Staggers
Dw.va
Commerce Committee
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Bob Eckhardt
D-Tex
Staggers
Washington Post
Whit House
Charles W. Colso
SEC
Commission
International Telephone & Telegraph
Robert L. Vesco
John W. Dean III
London sex scandal costs two from Heath cabinet
Lord Jellicoe quit his Cabinet post amid revelations of casual affairs with call girls. Lord Lambton had already resigned over similar conduct and later confessed association with call girls while denying drug addiction. Government says no security breach detected and no further ministers likely to resign.
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London
Lord Jellicoe
House of Lords
Jellicoe
Edward Heath
Lord Lambton
Lambton
Heath
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Scotland
Call Girls
Call
Richardson Cuts Dog Robber Ranks
Washington reports Secretary of Defense Elliot L. Richardson ordered a 28 percent reduction in military aides to generals. Aides drop from 1722 to 1245 after a General Accounting Office study cited 21.3 million dollars annually in costs. Critics say aides perform chores such as washing cars and mowing lawns. new rules limit duties to house care and official entertaining.
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Washington
Pentagon
Elliot L. Richardson
Sen. William
Proxmire
D-Wis
General Accounting Office
Cline Sums Up First Month as Animal Control Officer
Tom Cline began as Mexico animal control officer on April 23 and reports 86 complaints this month. He impounded 34 dogs one pig and a squirrel, released the pig after seven days to a rural home, sent 13 dogs to Columbia and nine were claimed. Four escaped or were released, one dog was euthanized, and the rest remain at the shelter. He issued 46 warnings and seven summonses and trained in Columbia with the Humane Society.
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Tom Cline
Animal Control
Mexico
Jefferson City
Columbia
Animal Control Shelter
Cline
Animal Control Officer
Humane Society
Tighter Rules To Ground Planes
Washington AP reports sweeping new aviation rules will take effect November 1 affecting student pilots private and commercial pilots and instructors. A biennial flight review will be required for all private and commercial pilots, not a full flight check, with instructors noting weaknesses and advising remedies. Instrument ratings become compulsory November 1 1974 for private fliers, who previously were not required to prove instrument ability.
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Washington
FAA
Missourian Sues To Get Campaign Cash Returned
Matthew E. Duisen of Bridgeton Missouri sues in U S District Court DC seeking a refund of all excess and spent funds donated to the Nixon reelection campaign The suit targets the Committee for the Re-Election of the President and asks to halt transfers of contributor money to the Democratic Party The 72 year old former St Louis linen businessman says he supported Nixon in two elections and became angered by Watergate developments
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Washington (Ap
Matthew E. Duisen
Bridgeton
U.S. District Court
District of Columbia
Duisen
St. Louis
Michael A. Gross
Gross
Democratic Party
Nixon
Girl Scout Day Camp Scheduled In Two Sessions
The annual Girl Scout Day Camp will run in two sessions July 9 to 12 and July 16 to 19. Registration forms are at schools and due by June 9 to Mrs. Clifford Wilson, 910 Ringo St. Additional copies available from Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Tom Davis will direct, with prior Girl Scout and camp experience. Volunteers sought for both full and partial days. contact Mrs. George Craddock at 581-6360.
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Cliffor Wilson
Ringo St
Wilson
Tom Davis
Montgomery
Wyoming
George Craddock
USO Honors Mrs MacArthur as Woman of the Year
New York AP reports Jean MacArthur widow of General Douglas MacArthur was named Woman of the Year by the USO at a Plaza Hotel luncheon. The group praised her lifetime concern for young Americans in uniform.
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USO
MacArthur
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