Common Cause challenges atomic energy committee
Common Cause accuses the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy of favoring nuclear power. The 38 page report argues the panel ignores safety and costs, benefits industry states and districts, and should be abolished or reallocated to energy policy committees.
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Washington
Common Cause
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
David Cohen
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
House
Senate
U.S
Pastore
U.S. Energy and Research Administration
Detroit
Congress
Ford
Retired Judge Burke Reflects on Decades of Kindness
Chicago AP reports 88 year old Judge Joseph Burke ends 54 years on the bench as Illinois oldest sitting judge under a new retirement law. He recalls a domestic disturbance case in which he ordered the couple to dance to radio music for two weeks. He credits kindness for earning respect and avoiding contempt.
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Chicago
Joseph Burke
Burke
Llinois
Carter aides to address president as Mr President
President elect Jimmy Carter will be titled Mr President once in the White House. Press secretary Jody Powell says aides will follow suit. Carter plans to sign legislation as Jimmy Carter while remaining Jimmy personally.
Senator urges large tax cut with rebates for 1976
Senate Finance Committee member Russell Long urged a tax cut of 10 to 15 billion dollars next year to stimulate the economy. He warned against less than 10 billion and supported one time rebates and a permanent individual tax cut beyond extensions through 1977. Long said a Carter backing is needed for Congress to act, while rival views from Republicans and other economists show division on the best approach.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
Long
Louisiana Democrat
Treasury
Carter
Congress
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Dole
al Ullman
D-Ore
House
Ways and Means Committee
State unit names farmer of year Ellenville
Michael Cleveland 30 year old Oakfield farmer is named New York Farm Bureau’s young farmer of the year at the state meeting in Ellenville. He and his wife LeAnne run a 375 acre Genesee County farm with 175 Holstein cattle and a 100 cow barn built from timber from his land. He started renting land in high school and cites credit as his toughest hurdle.
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Ellenville
New York State
Michael Cleveland
Oakfield
New York Farm Bureau
Cleveland
State Farm Group
LeAnne
Genesee County
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