Ehrlichmans to divorce after 30 years of marriage
Bellevue based report says John and Jeanne Ehrlichman will divorce. Mrs Ehrlichman tells Daily Journal American the split is Johns idea and he wants to live alone. She retains Hunts Point home. he has faced legal and personal fallout from Watergate and prison.
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Bellevue
Wash
John
Jeanne Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Ehrlichmans
Seattle
White House
Washington, D.C
Ehrl
Seattle Symphony
Daniel Ellsberg
Sugar glut plans clash over prices and costs
The CBO reports that alternate sugar plans would differently affect consumers. The Agriculture Department targets price plan would keep prices stable, per the CEO. Rep Kika de la Garza proposes quotas and import fees to hold domestic prices at 17 cents per pound, with a $4 billion five year cost to consumers.
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Washington
Congressional Budget Office
Agriculture Department
Kika de la Garza
D-Texas
Budget Office
de la Garza
New Baby Boom Appears Less Likely
Widespread speculation of a new baby boom is undercut by federal birth figures. After a rise in 1977, the six months through February show the fertility rate sliding back toward the 1976 historic low.
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New York Times
Washington
Six Water Projects Revived by House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee revived six water projects once on Carter's elimination list. The panel rejected spending cuts on waterways dams and harbors, paving the way for floor action on about 1.8 billion dollars in water projects.
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Washington
Carter
House Appropriations Committee
Size and time in hospitals rise with bed count
A federal survey by the National Center for Health Statistics shows that hospitals with fewer than 100 beds have an average stay of 6.3 days while hospitals with 500 or more beds average 8.8 days. The report also notes regional differences with longer stays in the East than the West and averages of 6.3 days in the West, 7.2 in the South, 8.1 in North Central states, and 9 in the Northeast.
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Washington
National Center For Health Statistics
North Central
OSHA Inspectors Ordered to Seek Warrants for Inspections
Eula Bingham of OSHA states that inspectors must obtain warrants if an employer refuses entry. The guidelines align with a Supreme Court ruling restricting unannounced workplace inspections without warrants.
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Washington
Eula Bingham
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Supreme Court
Vermont Lt Gov Buckley Calls Senate Chief Role Redundant
Vermont's Lt Governor T Garry Buckley says the office should be abolished and that the state could survive without the post. He notes the job pays 16000 dollars annually for limited duties and acting as governor when the governor is away. He adds elimination is possible even as he runs for re election.
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New York Times
T. Garry Buckley
Vermont
State Senate
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