CIA Secrets Are Difficult To Guard Says Colby
CIA Director William Colby argues secrets cannot be fully protected as well as tax data or crop statistics. He urges a law banning leaks by current and former CIA staff, while protecting reporters. Senator Cranston supports secrecy limits but notes leaks are essential to democracy.
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UPI
CIA
William Colby
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Agriculture Department
USS. News and World Report
Colby
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Cranston
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Demo Commission Rejects Reforms in Delegate Plans
The Democratic party Compliance Review Commission rejected reform plans from Hawaii Idaho and Nebraska while approving plans from Arizona Colorado and Illinois. It also endorsed affirmative action plans from Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Nevada and Vermont and set a hearing on Pennsylvania's challenge.
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UPI
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Nebraska
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Arizona
Colorado
Illinois
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Nevada
Vermont
Rayburn House
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Commission
Roundup of wild mustangs in Oregon faces legal clash
Ranchers warn of insufficient forage near Prineville as the BLM plans a roundup of about 100 horses this week. AHPA seeks a restraining order and questions the 1971 law while officials say captured horses will be adopted. Jean Blue of AHPA argues the law protects a national heritage and should halt roundups pending Supreme Court review.
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Cheryl Arvidson
Washington
UPI
American Horse Protection Association
Prineville
Ore
Interior Department
Bureau of Land Management
Oregon
Jean Blue
AHPA
America
Supreme Court
Mrs. Blue
Electric Shock Fatality in Washington Worker
Shamus Winkleman aged 23 died after an electrical accident at his home near Elk Washington. Witnesses say he was trying to attach a wire to a power line when he was electrocuted and pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital in Deer Park.
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Elk, Wash
UPI
Shamus Winkleman
Spokane County
Winkleman
Deer Park
Ford Visits Viet Refugees At Ft Chaffee In Arkansas
President Ford spent about 45 minutes at Ft Chaffee greeting 18000 Vietnamese refugees. He wore no jacket in the heat and praised the camp as inspirational while meeting families delivering a watercolor gift to him from a departing refugee family.
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Richard E. Lerner
Fort Smith, Ark
Ford
Gerald Ford
America
Ft. Chaffee
Wu Tring Ky
Grand Rapids
Mich
Services Tuesday For Youth Kennedy Drowned On Outing
Meridian Idaho will hold services Tuesday for Gerald G. Kennedy 14 who drowned May 25 1975 in a California creek during a church outing. Kennedy slipped at the creek bank and fell 30 feet into the stream where his body was recovered August 3.
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Meridian
Idaho
UPI
Gerald G. Kennedy
Junction City
Calif
Kennedy
Portland Man Wins Spokane Bricklaying Contest
William Bloom Quist of Portland wins the apprentice bricklayers contest held in Spokane over the weekend. Sponsored by local chapters of the Bricklayers Masonry and Plasterers Union in Washington and Oregon.
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Spokane
UPI
Portland
William Bloomquist
Bricklayers, Masonry and Plasterers Union
Washington
Oregon
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