Ruckelshaus Says Over-Promise Underlines Public Distrust
Former EPA head and Watergate figure William Ruckelshaus told about 3,000 urban planners in San Antonio that government over-promising erodes trust. He cited New York City’s fiscal crisis and urged planners to engage in politics to influence policy.
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Wendlandt files to seek Democratic Texas Railroad post
Walter Wendlandt 46 announces candidacy for the Texas Railroad Commission seat being vacated by Ben Ramsey 71. Wendlandt former director in the commissions transportation and gas utilities divisions had said he would run if Ramsey did not seek re election Conrado Cruz president of the Texas Association of Community Action Agency Directors survives a dismissal motion by Webb County Laredo commissioners despite complaints he is not doing his job.
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Former Nixon official faces Indiana grand jury
William Ruckelshaus, in San Antonio, says he will testify before a Marion County grand jury about alleged preelection dirty tricks in Indianapolis. He denies involvement in the Indiana Senate race and notes reported materials were brought to him in Washington but may be inaccurate.
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Wallace to Announce Candidacy on November 12
The Nation Wallace to announce his presidential bid on November 12, per his office. Wallace’s press secretary said the move follows a news conference urging federal aid for New York City, while Cook County Hospital doctors vow to defy a court order and continue their strike despite potential fines or jail.
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Talks on reopening U S bases in Turkey amid coalition opposition
In Ankara on Tuesday Turkey and the United States began talks on reopening U S military bases. Premier Suleyman Demirel’s main coalition partner called the negotiations unthinkable while the American arms embargo remains in force. Elsewhere, major oil firms with assets in Venezuela have agreed to compensation exceeding 1 billion dollars as the government nationalizes properties on January 1. Representatives were to announce the acceptance at the Mines Ministry.
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