Privacy Act May Open Up Federal Data
The Privacy Act of 1974 lets U S citizens learn what information federal agencies hold about them and correct errors. It lists record systems, including payrolls and jail case lists, with exemptions for policing and employment materials. The act aims to limit government snooping while overlapping with FOI rules and carries penalties up to five thousand dollars. Chester C. Davis, former federal food administrator, died at 87 in Winston-Salem.
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Washington
U.S
Justice Department
Alaska Railroad
Federal Register
Pentagon
Sam Ervin
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Study urges coal use to curb foreign energy dependence
A Dartmouth led computer projection warns the United States must boost coal use now to avoid exporting half its energy needs by 2000. If policies shift, coal could supply about 80 percent by 2000, with imports near zero. otherwise imports reach 50 percent.
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Cambridge, Mass
United States
Dartmouth College
Roger F. Naill
Dennis L. Meadows
Dartmouth
John Stanley- Miller
University of Southern California
Technology Review
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Gun collector linked to Sara Moore saw undercover agent
San Francisco AP reported a gun collector said an undercover federal firearms agent unwittingly examined the gun Sara Jane Moore bought before she shot President Ford. The agent reportedly handled guns in Fernwood’s attache, and Moore later bought a second revolver to use in the attack. Authorities confirmed ATF contact with Moore and investigated potential gun violations.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Mark Fernwood
ATF
Chuck
Fernwood
Mrs. Moore
Sara Jane
W.H. McConnell
Washington
Fromme Says She Will Handle Her Own Defense
Lynette Fromme, 26, declares she will manage most of her defense against charges of trying to kill President Ford. She plans to question witnesses and deliver the closing argument, with Judge MacBride permitting cocounsel but she will not let him speak without her consent. Trial set for Nov. 4.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Ford
Charles Manson
Sacramento County
Miss Fromme
MacBride
New Titles Added At Library Mexico Audrain County
The Mexico Audrain County Library announced new adult fiction and nonfiction titles across genres. Featured authors include Edward Abbey Isaac Asimov Agatha Christie Rex Stout Raymond Chandler and many others with titles such as Humboldt's Gift Die Hard The Saint Game Night in Suburb and more. The list includes works by Horatio Alger Jr Frank and Fearless and World of Mr Mulliner along with science fiction and mystery selections.
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Mexico-Audrain County Library
Edward Abbey
John Anderson
Ruy Jupiter
Isaac Asimov
Saul Bellow
Alfred Bester
Agatha Christie
R.F. Delderfield
Clara Reeve
Leonie Hargrave
John Murphy
Tim O'Brien
David Shahar
Rex Stout
John Wainwright
Larry Woiwode
L.L. Foreman
LL. Foreman
Ransome
Kyle Hollingshead
Bozeman
Don Jenison
Diehard
Wayne Lee
Horatio Alger Jr
Frank and
Fearless
Mark Manning
Ralph Riaymond
Cock Jarvis
Joyce Cary
Ann Edwards
Cicely Louise Evans
Dorothy Gilman
James Grady
Victori Holt
Archie Joscelyn
Robert Nathan
William MacLeod Raine
Shelby Graham
Kenneth Sollitt
Hex Stout
May Wallace
E.M. Almedingen
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