Ex CIA figure hints Nixon party may have been drugged
ex CIA science chief Sidney Gottlieb testified that the Nixon presidential party may have been drugged in a hostile country during a 1971 incident. He said the CIA investigated bizarre symptoms but memory is unclear if the president was affected. Kennedy pressed for details while Gottlieb cited immunity.
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W. Kenneth Riland
Walter Tkach
Riland
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Carter seeks successor as Bert Lance resigns from budget post
President Carter begins search for a new budget director after Bert Lance quits amid investigations. Sen. Jennings Randolph visits to urge stronger funding for economic development, while Lance defends his conduct and vows to clear his name.
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Georgia
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Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
U.S
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Congressional Budget Office
Hale Champion
California
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Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
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Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Howard H. Baker
Apodaca proposes split of 1978 Human Services plan
Gov. Jerry Apodaca urged the 1978 Legislature to divide the proposed Human Services Department into two: a Labor and Employment Services Department and a remaining Human Services Department. The move would create 13 cabinet departments, aim to reduce duplication, and align with federal funding and reporting needs while easing implementation.
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Human Resources Division
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Committee On Children and Youth
Apodaca
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United States Department of Labor
Nuclear submarine Ray strikes sea bottom near Sardinia
USS Ray, a Sturgeon class nuclear powered submarine, struck the Mediterranean seabed during a routine mission south of Sardinia injuring three crew members slightly. The vessel proceeded to La Maddalena under its own power for inspection amid protests from Sardinia environment officials over potential radioactive leakage.
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