Ford urges restructuring of Federal Election Commission
President Ford asked Congress to reform the Federal Election Commission into a six member body nominated by the President and approved by the Senate. He warned failure to act could erode public confidence and allow the commission to lose powers within two weeks. The Supreme Court had ruled the current six member setup unconstitutional.
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Kentucky Public Service Commission
Kelley
William Logan
Roswell Gasoline Prices Stabilize In City Survey
Roswell gasoline dealers report prices leveling off with no dramatic changes since fall. Regular self serve from 53 cents a gallon, full service 55 to 59 cents. variations up to 2 3 cents between stations of the same brand. About 15 of 25 stations expect a summertime shortage and possible price rise. City building inspector notes no new service station permits in six months.
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Roswell
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Victor Bock
Ray Bell
Washington Avenue
Second Street
Bock
Gene Bell
Ray Bell Oil Co
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Farmers Split on Cotton Planting in 1976 Season
A county telephone survey shows most farmers plan reduced cotton acreage while several intend to hold or raise volumes. Local leaders note shifts toward alfalfa wheat and corn as prices and production costs influence decisions.
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Hagerman
Langenegger
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Dexter
W.R. Barnett
John Mehlhop
Mehlhop
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Jerry Hobson
S. Lea Ave
Chaves
Hobson
Berry Heine Jr
Roswell
County Farm and Ranch Bureau
Heine
LeRoy Lang
Aso
Lang
Boston clash as anti busing demonstrators and police clash
Dozens injured and 13 arrested after a riot near South Boston High School during a Fathers March opposing busing. Police say 400 demonstrators used bottles bricks and tire irons against officers. protesters claim police attacked first. Local officials call for investigations.
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Norman Halliday
South Boston
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Justice Department
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