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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1975

Page

5

CIA's speech doubted by Rep. Pike

Rep Otis G Pike questions U S intelligence adequacy to predict a military attack saying we are not getting our money's worth He accuses Henry Kissinger of blocking the intelligence inquiry and plans to seek full House action after talks with Ford with a CIA denial prompt response from the administration

Washington CIA House Intelligence Committee U.S America Otis G. Pike Dn.y CBS Pike Ident Ford Henry A. Kissinger Ford

Justices weed out cases for 1975 76 term begins

The Supreme Court opens its 1975 76 term amid questions about capital punishment and Justice Douglas who survived a December stroke. The court will meet a week early to screen cases as about 750 appeals await review while Nixon era policy and Kissinger’s information access draw scrutiny. The term also faces energy policy debates as the Senate weighs a bill to avert winter natural gas shortages and the Ford administration pushes to end price controls to spur exploration.

Washington Supreme Court William O. Douglas Douglas Yakima Wash Kissinger Pike Congress U.S Sinai House Committee Senate Midwest Mid-Atlantic Ford Administration

Postmaster Blames Congress and Unions for Postal Standstill

Postmaster General Benjamin Bailor singles out Congress and unions for opposing efficiency moves in the Postal Service. He cites closing 12,000 rural post offices and redefining delivery routes as cost-saving measures opposed by lawmakers and the National Association of Letter Carriers. Bailor says he will press ahead to cut costs without reducing service, despite a looming strike threat and arbitration battles.

Washington Congress Benjamin F. Bailor Bailor Capitol Hill House General Accounting Office GAO Postal Service Kokomo National Association of Letter Carriers The Bailar Postalervice

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