Ford open to restructuring FEC as Hays seeks abolition
President Ford proposes reform of the Federal Election Commission with presidentially appointed members, while Rep Wayne Hays plans to transfer FEC funding powers to the comptroller general to allow time for law revision. Court ruling ends most FEC powers by February 29. Ford will consider leaders’ views and send legislation mid month. An identical Senate bill would keep funds flowing through April 30. The FEC also weighs if White House staff time on politics counts toward campaign limits as Morton advisory opinion motion stalls.
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House panel eyed to monitor U.S. spy activity
The House intelligence committee approved sweeping reforms to create a permanent panel overseeing U S spying and to outlaw covert military aid operations. A 48 hour reporting rule to Congress would apply to covert actions, with penalties for leaks and a certification requirement for presidential authorization.
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Butz Guest of Southern Railway Club Visit
Earl Butz former Agriculture Secretary visited the Southern Railway Club at Dorchester South Carolina over Christmas with an administrative aide. A spokesman described the trip as mixed business and pleasure while the club serves railway employees and families. An Agriculture Department ethics code bans gifts or entertainment from interests affected by official duties.
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Ohio Guard and Army Reserve Consolidate Medical Staff
The Ohio National Guard and the U S Army Reserve sign an agreement to merge medical personnel in Ohio, expanding district medical stations from five to fifteen. The move aims to handle about 18 000 annual physicals for National Guard members and college ROTC units in Ohio.
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Beauticians Dance Set for February 14 in Cincinnati
The third annual dinner dance of the Ohio Association of Beauticians Inc Chapter 19 will be February 14 at the Marriott Inn in Cincinnati. The event starts at 8 p.m. Reservations can be made by contacting Mrs. Mary Holland, 1021 Garden Ave. Mrs. Dora Commodore, 601 18th Ave. or Mrs. Conella Thompson, 828 Yankee Road.
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Garden Ave
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18Th Ave
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Yankee Road
House approves partial decontrol of natural gas prices
House votes to lift federal price controls on about 3,500 independent gas producers while keeping controls on the 25 to 30 largest firms and extending ceilings to intrastate deals. Senate plan differs, both go to a conference committee with unclear compromise prospects. Administration favored full decontrol to spur exploration.
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