Incidental Budget Move Expands AG Office Power
The Attorney General criticizes a March misstep over a 2.075 million appropriation including 968 thousand from general funds. The plan would consolidate state legal services under the AG, with interaccount authority to bill agencies, potentially saving money long term but increasing the office’s power. D.F.
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Fuid
Senate
Kidwell
Interaccount Authority
Andrus
Senate Democrats
Carter Builds Wisconsin Campaign Blitz For April Primary
Jimmy Carter resumes a 48 hour Wisconsin push from west to east aimed at winning the April 6 primary and its sixth victory in seven contests. Morris Udall also campaigns in Milwaukee area while Henry Jackson and George Wallace focus on New York.
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Arnold Sawislak
Madison
Wis
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Carter
Milwaukee
Morris Udall
New York
Henry Jackson
Udall
George Wallace
Jackson
Wallace
Georgia
Ford
Melvin Laird
Evening TV Schedule Summary
Prime time listings show a mix of comedies dramas and news. Notable items include Happy Days Laverne and Shirley MASH Adams Chronicles and Adams Chronicles plus Nightly News and Tonight Show. Classic films Who Killed Lamb and Jack of Diamonds also noted.
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Laverne and
Shirley
M.as.h
Adams Chronicles
Liberty
Catherine Curtis
ABC
Lamb
Fire Douses Roof Fire at Leonard Saunders Home
Bonner County notes a Sunday morning roof fire at the Leonard Saunders residence on South Marion, discovered at 8 30 a.m. the department cut the blaze by 8 50. Sparks from the chimney are blamed. Edgemere caters cedar camp prep after Cedar, details.
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Leonard Saunders
South Marion
Kissinger disputes Nixon book as inaccurate and biased
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says a forthcoming book depicting Richard Nixon as distraught and drinking heavily contains numerous inaccuracies and a lack of compassion. He argues the work relies on gossip and distortions and was not sourced by his own statements.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Richard Nixon
Kissinger
Nixon
Lincoln
White House
State Department
New York Times
Newsweek Magazine
Deadly Southern Tornadoes Leave Towns in Ruins
Tornadoes ripped across the South killing at least 11 and injuring more than 270. Cabot Arkansas saw its business district wiped out in under a minute with five dead and many injured. Canton Mississippi reported five dead and over 150 injured. The widespread storm system spanned Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and Illinois with 41 tornadoes noted by the National Weather Service. Governor Pryor toured Cabot calling the destruction miraculous for the lack of more casualties.
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United Press International
Arkansas
Cabot
Canton
Miss
Drasko
National Weather Service
Mississippi
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Texas
Cat Garfield
Tex
Point
Nebraska
Gulf Coast
David Pryor
John Chambers
Jakes Lowman
Jackson
Callaway Resigns as Ford Campaign Head Amid Inquiry
Howard Callaway met with President Ford at the White House for an hour as resignation discussions surfaced sources said the move would end 17 days of uncertainty following an investigation into Callaway leveraging influence for Colorado ski properties.
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Richard’ la Growald
Washington
UPI
Ford
Howard
Callaway
Georgia
Army
White House
Air Force One
Richard M. Nixon
Colorado
North Carolina
Ron Nelsen
Rogers
C. B
Morton
Ronald Reagan
Postal Service Seeks Temporary Aid to Avert Insolvency
Postmaster General Benjamin Bailor warned Congress the Postal Service faces serious financial problems that could require higher rates or a government subsidy. He urged cost cutting as the main remedy and favored rural service reductions over five day urban deliveries, hoping to avoid 1977 rate hikes with a temporary $1.5 billion annual subsidy for three years.
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Washington
UPI
Benjamin F. Bailor
Congress
Senate
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Bailar
Bailor
Office’ of Management and Budget
Postal Service
Filbéy
Postal Workers Union Pushes Blame for Slow Mail Delivery
Houston United Press International reports the American Postal Workers Union launches a half million dollar publicity drive blaming management for delays in first class letters. President Francis Filbey blasts private delivery plans and urges support for McGee's bill to boost postal funding and study operations.
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Pend Oreilie Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
P. O. Box
United Press International
Ronald L. Littlepage
Houston
UPI
American Postal Workers Union
Washington
Francis Filbey
Filbey
Ford Administration
Congress
U.S. Postal Service
Grand Canyon
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