Kissinger to press Africa policy with Capitol Hill report
Secretary of State Kissinger plans a phased congressional campaign to back Ford administration Africa policy after a two week tour. If smooth, Congress may repeal the Byrd Amendment allowing Rhodesian chrome imports despite UN embargo.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Capitol Hill
Africa
U.S
Congress
United States
United Nations
Peron
Gatesville cheers as Army fails Ft Hood expansion bid
U S Army loses bid to acquire 59 300 acres around Gatesville for Ft Hood expansion after Senate and House subcommittees vote against funding 36 5 million land purchase Landowners protested the plan and Senator Tower criticized Army land use and study of alternatives The Pentagon said a reassessment would occur before any future request
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Gatesville
Tex
U.S. Army
Texas
Ft. Hood
U.S. Sen
John Tower
Senate
House
Senate probes payoffs in Pentagon meat purchases
A Senate subcommittee issues 14 subpoenas in a nine month probe of alleged fraud in the Pentagon meat program. Army inspectors allegedly took cash gifts and favors for approving substandard beef shipments. Hearings set for next week with immunity granted to a former firm official for testimony.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Lowell Weicker
R.conn
Subcommittee
Subcommittee On
Federal
Chiles
Norfolk, Va
Naval Station
Florida
Texas
Gas allowables plan faces challenge over demand estimates
An oilman and a lawyer warned the railroad commission that tying monthly gas allowables to purchasers demand could swap one abuse for another. Producers forecast volumes may be replaced by buyer favoritism across fields, prompting calls for studies before any system change.
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Austin, Tex
Railroad Commission
Fred Young
Frank Youngblood
Gas Utilities
Bob Harris
Frank Douglass
Austin
High enrollments put junior colleges in red in Texas
Navarro College President Dr Kenneth Walker told the Hobby Commission on government economy that the 20 million contingency fund for unexpected enrollment increases will fall short. He said Navarro must borrow 260000 as funds not available to cover costs. He credited cost cuts including abolishing auto registration and student activities for saving 50000 and enabling tax rate reductions.
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Austin, Tex
Kenneth Walker
Navarro College
Corsicana
Walker
Navarro
Subcommittee
Harry Provence
Waco
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