Informer sparks Ford campaign finance probe in Michigan
Washington Deputy AG Harold Tyler said the inquiry into President Ford's congressional campaign finances arose from an informer's accusations about 1972 spending in Kent County Michigan. He stressed he has no knowledge Ford is a target and called the referral routine with no political motive.
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Michigan
Informer
Ford
Washington
Harold R. Tyler
Tyler
Justice Department
Edward H. Levi
Department
Watergate
Kent County
Mich
Kent
Grand Rapids
Congress
FBI
White House
Gerald Ford
Ruff
Rabbit show suffers as new rules cut entries at fair
Eastern New Mexico State Fair rabbit show faces sharp entry declines from seven years ago to 18 4-H entries and 8 adult entries totaling 160 rabbits. Officials blame rule changes and competition from other fairs, plus fewer judges and entry restrictions for employees.
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Lance Caviness
Mallamar
New Mexico
Fair Board
Jerry Pritchard
Toni Hall
Roswell
Pritchard
Jason Richburg
Gary Richburg
Washington Ave
ENM State Fair Schedule Released for Friday and Saturday
The ENM State Fair lists Friday October 1 events from 7 30 p m rodeo to 11 p m carnival and late night square dancing. Saturday October 2 features chuck wagon feed horse shows cutting horse events sales and multiple checkout times for packer animals with evening demonstrations and released booths along with attendance totals.
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Chaves
FPC official defends natural gas pricing
A Federal Power Commission official defended the FPC pricing formula before the Legislative Energy Committee arguing the tiered system balances development needs with existing gas on the line. He shifted focus to favored nation clauses in intrastate contracts as the NM price pressure source, while Atty. Gen. Anaya warned these clauses may drive intrastate prices to the FPC ceiling.
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Santa FE
Federal Power Commission
FPC
New Mexico
Danny Boggs
Legislative Energy Committee
Boggs
Atty
Toney Anaya
Anaya
Portales
Southwestern Public Service Co
Ed Weber
Weber
Southwestern
Brown signs right to die bill in California
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr signed a law allowing terminally ill patients to die by turning off life support with a living will. The measure, effective Jan. 1, faced opposition who warned it could lead to euthanasia. Cited Quinlan case as prompting legislation, though the bill does not affect those already in similar states.
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Sacramento
Calif
Edmund Brown Jr
Brown
Karen Anne Quinlan
New Jersey
Gray Davis
Los Angeles
Assemblyman
Barry Keene
D-Eureka
Keene
Quinlan
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Packer
Public Service Commission
Public Service Co
Pet Public Service Commission
Swinger
Éucelsprante
Caceres Asrtegoeemes
Ee Este
Bill
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