United States and Soviet Union open new nuclear talks in Geneva era
United States and Soviet Union begin a fresh push toward a year-end nuclear arms treaty. Key meetings include Ford and Gromyko at the White House and Kissinger addressing the UN General Assembly. Officials caution no breakthrough yet amid sharp policy differences over Backfire bombers cruise missiles and Middle East diplomacy.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
White House
Andrei A. Gromyko
Ford
Gromyko
Secretary
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
U.N. General Assembly
Ford Administration
State Department
Pentagon
Moscow
General Assembly
Africa
Angola
Rhodesia
Namibia
Lebanon
Senate probes payoffs in Medicaid fraud case
Senate investigators heard testimony that private computer firms seeking government contracts and HEW Medicaid antifraud staff allegedly engaged in wiretaps and influence peddling. HEW employee Charles Cubbler is accused of accepting payments and favors. executives admitted paying him and forging vouchers. Evidence also cited wiretaps by Health Application Systems to uncover GAO inquiries into Medicaid.
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Washington
Senate
Antifraud
Charles Cubbler
D.C. Chambless
Cubbler
Capita
Chambless
Francis J. Meliy
FMS Management Services Inc
New York City
Cobbler
Melly
West Virginia
Maryland
Arizona
Richard Ney
Subcommittee
David Vienna
Health Application Systems
General Accounting Office
Committee Blames Congress For Schorr News Leak
The House Ethics Committee verdict links Daniel Schorr's source to someone connected with Congress rather than the Ford administration in the $150,000 leak probe. The panel, in a closed session, approved the final report on the investigation into who leaked the intelligence committee's findings to Schorr.
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Washington
House Ethics Committee
Daniel Schorr
Schorr
House
Congress
Ford Administration
House Intelligence Committee
Ethics Committee
Vatte
Intelligence Committee
CBS
Village Voice
New York
Telligence Committee
John Flynt
D-Ga
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla
Bennett
University of California At Berkeley
Federal Employees Getraises Across the Board Wage Hike Approved
About 2.6 million federal civilian and military workers will receive an average pay rise of 4.83 percent beginning Friday, totaling around $2.5 billion. Ford approved the hike despite calls for 8.2 percent, triggering labor warnings of unrest and possible slowdowns or strikes. The policy excludes members of Congress, federal judges, and top bureaucrats earning over $37,600.
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Washington
Ford
Afl-Cio
Department
Howard McClennan
Kenneth T. Lyons
National Association of Government Employes
Congress
Notice of Hearing in Estate Matter in Franklin County
First published September 16 1976 in Wald County Kansas Probate Court hears petition on descent of real estate described as West 4 of Northeast 4 of Section 4 Township 188 Range 18 containing 77.24 acres plus other property. Defenses due by October 6 1976 at 1:90 p.m. in Ottawa Kansas. Attorney for petitioner Robert L. Pinet. Leone E. Baylis listed as petitioner.
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Wald County
Rose N. Messnar
Kay
Ls Baylis
Rose N. Melsner
Rowe N. Meisner
Ottawa
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Ramsays
Helena Rubenstein
Twenetlan
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Personals
Robert L. Pinet
Kan
Atty
Leone E. Baylis
Highway 31
13Th Street
Osage City
Louise Copt
Wayne Wischropp
Mickey Johnson
LTD
Ford Ltd
America
Selene
Wright
Trinity United Methodist
Fro Hollinger
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Anita Bones
Main
Eldon Turner
South Mulberry
South Cedar
East
Seth Cherry
North Oak
South Poplar
Princeton Cemetery
West 1St
Pomona
Hoover
Pomona City Park
First Road
Cities Service Road
First House
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Walnut
South Locust
West 9Th
Avon
Wilson and
Poplar
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Enior
Baldwin
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Harrison
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