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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1977

Page

6

FCC to extend hours to 5 30 PM prompts staff pushback

FCC chief Charles Ferris moves to keep the commission open until 5 30 PM to better serve business and public needs. The change affects about 1 500 workers and faced heavy employee opposition and carpooling concerns. Ferris says longer hours aim to improve service though critics doubt government responsiveness can be fixed by office hours alone.

Walter R. Mears Washington Carter Federal Communications Commission FCC Charles D. Ferris Commission Ferris Employee Representation Board

TRIM lists votes on six major spending bills in Arizona

Arizona TRIM Committee releases a bulletin detailing how congressmen John J. Rhodes Eldon Rudd and Bob Stump voted on six spending bills. It lists specific votes on public works HUD agriculture foreign aid National Energy Act and DOE creation with yes or no tallies.

Arizona John J. Rhodes Eldon Rudd Bob Stump Leonard Zimont Paseo del Norte Scottsdale Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Trim Department of Energy DOE the Bulletin Rhodes Stump Rudd

Survivor Scott buys Portland home after Hearst case

Scott and his wife Micki bought a turn of the century home in northwest Portland after three years battling the FBI and the Justice Department over the Hearst case. They have a son born Labor Day and plan a book on the Hearst saga and the SLA. Scott says he may portray Hearst sympathetically or question her testimony. He notes the government showed no further interest and recalls an underground period during the pursuit. Micki's new job as Linnton community center director helped lift the cloud.

Portland Ore Jack Scott Patricia Hearst FBI U.S. Justice Department Scott Micki Jonah Gregory Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army Miss Hearst Scotts California Pennsylvania SLA Bill Emily Harris Jack Scranton Los Angeles Patty Hearst Oberlin College Ohio Carter Justice Rolling Stone Magazine Linnton

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