ACTION LINE answers readers on pets markets and Ponca rights
Action Line fields questions from Long Beach readers on kennels animal care and liquor laws. It explains kennel checks vaccination tours diet and water, and notes no regulator for kennels so judgment matters. It also covers Ponca tribal repayment hopes with a $100 per member estimate and reclaims forms from Pawnee Oklahoma.
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Panel urged to coordinate protection of federal buildings
Rep. Dante Fascell proposed a presidential commission to unify and strengthen security for U S federal buildings nationwide. He pressed for a threat analysis of government security needs, responding to recent bomb damage in March and a false White House threat.
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Ex-general denies part in Viet PX corruption
Former Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cule testified he faced unfounded accusations of involvement in PX and club corruption in Vietnam. He denied taking money from William Crum or aiding contractors, and vowed to fight to clear his name as witnesses linked Crum to favors while Cole claimed no dealings.
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Vietam
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Nivel
Vietnam
Crum
Jack Bybee
Bybee
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Aran
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Nixon plan prompts nationwide selling campaign
A group of House Republicans announced a nationwide drive to sell President Nixon's legislative program. In teams of three, starting in April they will visit about five communities each weekend and during recesses. Expenses are paid by Republican committees or individuals, focusing on revenue sharing and executive branch reorganization.
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Casey OK as SEC head reaffirmed by Senate panel
The Senate Banking Committee reaffirmed its approval of William J. Casey to head the Securities and Exchange Commission despite Republican charges of staff smears. Casey faced five hours of questioning on lawsuits and business dealings but denied wrongdoing. The committee tabled a move to reconsider approval, keeping Casey on track for a Senate vote early next week.
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Casey
New York
Senate
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D-Wis
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Join G. Toler
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Tower
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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