Carter signs sweeping federal ethics bill across government
Washington President Carter signed a federal ethics bill requiring public financial disclosures from the top 14 000 officials including the president vice president members of Congress and the Supreme Court. The act establishes a cross branch standard and a permanent special prosecutor's office to probe misconduct by top White House officials.
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Ethics panel clears Brooke he heads for election trail
Senator Edward Brooke of Massachusetts is cleared by the Senate Ethics Committee of personal responsibility for delays or changes in financial records. He resumes campaign activity amid ongoing questions about broader investigations into his finances and prior record handling.
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Spy leaks worry nations threaten CIA operations
CIA director Stansfield Turner said foreign nations fear U S leaks and one country canceled a proposed covert action. He cited a 1974 law requiring presidential approval and congressional notification, noting allies may withhold information over secrecy doubts.
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Ohio ballot measures urge charter vote and prison labor limits
The document outlines Issue 1 to simplify county charter adoption in Ohio with proposals to reduce signatures, allow petition-based charter submission, enable repeal, cap charter commissions and permit limited resubmission. It also presents arguments for and against constitutional changes on prison labor, arguing against altering the constitution and urging voters to reject Senate Joint Resolutions No. 11 and No. 23.
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