Andrus Urges Ford to Name McCall or Hansen Interior Secretary
Governor Cecil Andrus urged President Ford by wire to consider former Oregon Governor Tom McCall or former Idaho Representative Orval Hansen for the next secretary of interior. He praised McCall as a respected moderate Republican with deep western knowledge and urged Western governors to push for support. If McCall is unavailable, Andrus recommended Hansen as interim choice.
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Ford
Wire
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Tom McCall
Idaho
Orval Hansen
Interior
Andrus
Tom
U. S
McCall
U. S. House of Representatives
Labor Secretary urges another tax cut as stimulus
John Dunlop, Labor Secretary in the Ford administration, calls for further personal and business tax reductions to spur capital formation and jobs. He links unemployment to capital shortages, cautions against overstimulation, and says decisions should come soon, with October as a potential decision point. The forum was hosted by UCLA graduate school of management, the Los Angeles Society of Financial Analysts, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Ford
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Los Angeles Times
Demoted Idaho official stays with health department
Former State Mental Health Director Jack Steneck will remain with the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare at a lower title and pay after choosing a demotion to a $1,628 per month social worker post from his $2,109 per month mental health director job. The nine month dispute began with his dismissal last November and a grievance filed with the Personnel Commission, while he continued to collect a salary during the process.
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UPI
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Department of Health and Welfare
Steneck
Personnel Commission
Innocent Plea For Nixon Tax Return
Frank DeMarco Jr. pleads innocent to charges of preparing a false tax return for Richard Nixon. His lawyer suggests Nixon may testify at trial. A Washington DC grand jury indicted DeMarco and Ralph G. Newman for backdating Nixon’s donation of vice presidential papers to the National Archives to claim a deduction of over 95000 dollars. The false 1969 entry was later disallowed by the IRS with back taxes and a 5 percent penalty. The case is among the final actions of the Watergate special prosecutor’s office.
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Richard Nixon
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Ralph G. Newman
Washington, D.C
National Archives
Internal Revenue Service
Watergate Special Prosecutor’s Office
Turkey Takes Base Control
Turkish officers replaced American commanders at 12 bases as part of taking over two dozen U S bases in Turkey. The move follows U S arms sales bans and a Turkish invasion of Cyprus, with Incirlik air base remaining under Turkish command but NATO operations continuing.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
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United States
Sinop
Karamursel
Pirinclik
Belbasi
Soviet Union
Karyaburnu
Incirlik Air Base
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
House of Representatives
Congress
Cyprus
Mediterranean
NATO
Black Sea
Idaho Demos Pledge Leads Nation In Telethon
Idaho raised 32 thousand 5 hundred dollars during a 22 hour Democratic telethon with Ada County contributing nearly 15 thousand dollars. Boise coordinator Mrs Pat Dorman called the drive a great success and noted half the funds will stay in Idaho for state campaigns.
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Sunshine Act Costs High in Idaho Budget Estimate
Boise based Deputy Secretary of State Ben Ysursa says the Sunshine Act will cost about 100000 to administer next year. The estimate covers an investigator and auditor to monitor campaign finances and lobbyist activity. Office spending for administering the act was about 13684 this year. Lobbyist registration began November 27 but campaign finance disclosure has not yet taken effect due to no statewide election this year.
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Boise
Defendant Says Trial Is Woman Concern in Raleigh Case
In Wake County, Joan Little, a 21 year old black woman on trial for first degree murder after claiming self defense against a rape attempt, says the case raises issues for women beyond civil rights. The trial draws national attention and funds cover about 300000 in defense costs. Julian Bond notes the case draws wide interest comparable to Angela Davis and cites letters from women alleging jail guard assaults.
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UPI
Joan Little
Wake County Superior Court
Miss Little
Karen Galloway
Beaufort County
Clarence Alligood
Alligood
Julian Bond
Georgia
Southern Poverty Law Center Inc
Bond
Angela Davis
Soviet Yak-40 crash near Batumi kills all aboard
A Yak-40 airliner plunged near Batumi airport in Armenia, killing everyone on board. Kommunist reported 43 deaths in earlier issues, with no passenger count given. The jet, a small intercity craft, carries about 24 passengers plus two crew. The announcement came as official condolences from the local Communist party.
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