Kissinger Contempt Action Dropped After Briefing
House intelligence chairman Otis G. Pike said he will drop contempt of Congress charges against Secretary Henry A. Kissinger after a White House briefing on State Department covert operations. Pike announced substantial compliance with the subpoena and planned to report the development on the House floor.
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Otis G. Pike
Congress
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
State Department
U.S
Kissinger
Pike
Brezhnev Meets East European Leaders at Polish Congress
Brezhnev met with Communist leaders from East Europe gathered for the Polish party congress in Warsaw. Trybuna Ludu said the chiefs met after Brezhnev addressed the congress, then he departed by train for Moscow.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Trybuna Ludu
Moscow
Senate races to extend tax cuts face expected veto
The Senate Finance Committee races to write a bill extending 13 billion dollars in individual income tax cuts for six months, despite President Ford's strong veto stance. leaders aim to forward the measure before December 19 to attempt an override, with spending ceilings amid budget disputes.
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Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
House
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Arizona
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Finance Committee
New York City
Walker slate forms to challenge regular Daley-aligned Democrats
Governor Daniel Walker backs a challenger slate in Illinois politics. Sen. Vince Demuzio filed for secretary of state while Ronald Stackler collects attorney general signatures. Roland Burris entries for comptroller, with Walker weighing further support after filings. Regulars list Dixon for secretary of state and Partee for attorney general. Bakalis eyed comptroller.
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Department of Registration and Education
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Roland Burris
Department of General Services
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
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Alan J. Dixon
Senate
Cecil A. Partee
Michael J. Bakalis
Immunity granted to New Jersey Teamster in Hoffa case
A U.S. District Court judge granted immunity to Stephen Andretta of Little Ferry New Jersey and directed him to appear before a Detroit grand jury probing the disappearance of former Teamsters president James R Hoffa. The hearing noted Bufalino's heart attack but ruled he remains conflicted due to representing Andretta's brother and others.
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Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Stephen Andretta
Little Ferry
N.J
Ralph Freeman
William Bufalino
Robert C. Ozer
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Andretta
Thomas
Gabriel
Salvatore Briguglio
Ozer
Hoffa
Administrator named for sex bias cases in Murphysboro
John H. Diers was named coordinating and grievance officer for sex discrimination cases by the Murphysboro Unit School District Board of Education. The role, under Title IX procedures, covers faculty and student complaints and includes hearings with board review and circuit court appeals. It also governs inquiries into marital status and extends to student activity and athletics complaints.
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John H. Diers
Murphysboro Unit School
Board of Education
Circuit Court
Richardson Wins Senate Panel Backing for Commerce Post
The Senate Commerce Committee approved ambassador Elliot L. Richardson for secretary of commerce. The vote was by voice with no opposition, signaling likely quick Senate confirmation for his fourth cabinet post.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Elliot L. Richardson
Commerce
Senate
Carbondale BIDA approves plan to hire director industrial developer
The Carbondale Chamber of Commerce and BIDA approve hiring a new director industrial developer and an assistant funded by contributors including the city CIC and chamber. Pledged funds total 17000 with 3600 more hoped this week. The director will lead under the chamber board and CIC and replace former executives Van Metre and Henderson as industrial consultant.
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BIDA
Carbondale Chamber of Commerce
Carbondale Business and Industrial Development Association
Chamber
Carbondale Industrial Corp
CIC
David Emerson
Emerson
Marvin van Metre
Robert S. Henderson
Franklin County political filing shows mostly incumbents
No Republicans filed in Franklin as of Monday. Three incumbents Bert Baker John Benton Leroy Rau bach and newcomer James Pearson sought county board seats. State's attorney Paul Caldwell filed. Leron P. Lewis will not seek re election. Sheriff William Willis remains the only candidate for that post. Circuit clerk Eddie Griffin is the sole applicant for that office. County board filings include incumbents William B. Thomas Glenn Snider Charles Dawson and newcomers Sy Schwartz John Tedeschi. Edgar Quick has yet to file for re election.
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William B. Thomas
Benton
Glenn Snider
Zeigler
Charles Dawson
West Frankfort
Sy Schwartz
John Tedeschi
Route 1
Edgar Quick
Christopher
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