You Are on Many Federal Lists Says Privacy Book
A 750 page GAO book reveals 6 600 federal lists that include everyone from tax payers and drivers license holders to journalists and students. It notes the Defense and HEW maintain many lists while offering a way to inquire about one’s own listing under the Privacy Act.
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Chamber of Commerce
Armed Services
Canal Zone
General Accounting Office
Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Ford
Department of Defense
Postal Service
America
United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Watertown couple win $1000 a week lifetime prize
Robert J. Netto, 19, a newlywed gas station attendant from Watertown, N.Y., wins $1,000 a week for life in New York State Lottery after drawing the winning envelope. He and his wife, earning about $120 weekly, celebrated as the former lottery faced reform.</s>
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Robert J. Netto
Watertown
N.Y
Telly Savalas
Netto
UPI
Subdivision Faces Ongoing Subsidence In Rock Springs
In Rock Springs Wyoming residents of a mobile home subdivision fear collapse as streets crack and water mains burst. Officials blame the developer Howard Routh while a US Bureau of Mines project is cited as causing the subsidence. Property damage tops $5,000 with eight families pursuing possible legal action.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Sandy Kaumo
Bonnie Fantin
Wataha
Howard Routh
Routh
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Ency
Tax protest divorce plan aims at lower bills
Mr and Mrs H D Boyter of Ellicott City plan a second divorce and third marriage to protest higher taxes for married couples. They expect to file as single and save about $1,300, traveling to Santo Domingo for a mid November “divorce vacation.” They and a New York couple will seek quickies in the Dominican Republic, then remarry after the year begins. Both work for the Defense Department, earning about $23,000 each, and await court rulings to keep divorces from being recognized for tax purposes.
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Boyters
Haiti
Howard County
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
New York City
the Boyters
U.S. Department of Defense
Carter orders revision of tactics manual for campaign advance
Washington reports President Carter ordered a rewrite of his campaign manual for advance men. The manual allegedly urged deceptive crowd-building, fake IDs, and traffic stalling with broken cars. Press secretary Jody Powell said the guide is not how the campaign should run and directed aides to ignore objectionable items.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Chicago
Jody Powell
Knight Newspapers
Carter
Powell
Carter Advance
Jam King
Indians win 6.6 million suit in historic land debt settlement
Mesquakie Indians of Tama Iowa receive 6.6 million from the United States after a long legal battle spanning 1804 to 1867 land acquisitions. President Ford aided final appropriation with 80 percent ($5,261,733) distributed among 902 members and a remaining sum placed in federal trust. Per capita payments total 5,840 with minors receiving on reaching 18. locals report shoppers buying appliances and clothing amid the windfall. The tribe emphasizes the suit’s win was for justice, not apology, noting the action was filed in 1948 and reached court in 1956.
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Tama, Iowa
Tama
Iowa
Missouri
Ilinois
Kansas
U.S
Frank Pushetonequa
Ford
Towa
Sills interview features Ford and Carter at NBC taping
Opera star Beverly Sills hosts a taping of Lifestyles in New York with Jack Ford and Jack Carter seated between them. Ford and Carter trade light banter about meeting after the election and inauguration day, signaling hopes for future dialogue regardless of electoral results.
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Beverly Sills
Jack Ford
President Ford
Jack Carter
Jimmy Canter
Miss Sills
NBC
New York
Young Ford
U S Steel OKs costly anti pollution attempt
Pittsburgh based United States Steel Corp agreed to spend over 600 million dollars to modernize the Clairton coke works and cut air pollution by the late 1980s. The plan includes new ovens, charging systems, doors, a slack transmissometer, and a potential one year immunity if targets are met. Local groups welcomed the deal but questioned enforcement and oversight.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United States Steel Corp
Clarriga Coke Works
Tal
US Steel
Clairton
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
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Army
ROTC
Air Force
Pentagon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Guam
Studepaket
Ind
Treasury Department
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
the Postal Service
Robert S. Boyd
Knight News Wire
Jerry Ford
White House
Dan Evans
R. Wash
Harry Dent
Sen
Jacob Javits
Javits
Eastern
Europe
Poland
Richard Nixon
Walter Mondale
Ron Nessen
Chile
Brazil
Pakistan
Air Force One
James Baker
Baker
Playboy
Lyndon Johnson
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Ok Springs
Gene
IRS
Bovter
Kaight News Wire
Pushetonequa
U.S. Steel
U. S. Steel
Eis
Michelle Madon
Bviron-Sos
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