Moss Renegs on Freedom of Information Requests
Rep John Moss chairman of the House Commerce subcommittee urged nine federal agencies to deny a Washington Star access to 96 question questionnaires. Agencies including the FCC FTC and EPA faced delays as they compiled up to 20 000 pages of material.
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Washington Star
Washington
John Moss
D-Calif
Moss
Flab
House Commerce _ investigative
Commission
FCC
Work-camp jury may indict two Demo lawyers
Montana politics swirl as two Democratic lawyers tied to governors are expected to face grand-jury indictments next week in the Woodahl Workmen's Compensation Division probe. The session outlook is murky with a possible early adjournment and party maneuvering shaping funding and oversight.
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Paul Freeman
Helena
Montana
Robert L. Woodahl
Woodahl
Workmen's Compensation Division
Forrest H. Anderson
Thomas L. Judge
Judge
Butte
Army LSD link sparks talk of massive research quantities
An interview reveals discussions of large LSD supplies for research, with claims that it was widely known at the time what researchers sought. The interviewee notes other researchers heard of Russian interest and mentions Hofmann, a former Sandoz Basel plant research director, who spoke of years or so of progress and related speculation.
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Hofmann
Sandoz A. G. Pharmaceutical Co
Basel
Switzerland
Supersummit ends with peace pledge
President Ford urged rapid arms cuts and halting nuclear spread at the Helsinki security conference. He signed a nonbinding declaration with 34 other nations affirming postwar borders and human rights, stressing deeds over words as delegates warned of citizen anger if promises fail.
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Helsinki
Finland
Ford
West
East Germany
Family quarrel ends with man run over twice near Oneida
Emerson Reed, 41, left home after an argument with his wife Rachel. She backed a car toward the residence, then backed over Reed's stomach again after he lay behind the rear wheels. He survived and was hospitalized for observation.
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Oneida
Wis
Emerson Reed
Rachel
Reed
Brown County Sheriff's Office
Deaet
Goeee Oper
Hoffa Son Believes Former Leader Kidnapped in Michigan
James P. Hoffa says he believes his father James R. Hoffa has been abducted after a meeting at the Machus Red Fox restaurant in Bloomfield Hills. Investigators question associates including mob figure Anthony Giacalone as they pursue leads in Oakland County.
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Bloomfield Hills, Mich
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
James P. Hoffa
Detroit
Aitough Sours
Hoffa
Oakland County
Fitzsimmons
Richard
Anthony
Tony Jack
Giacalone
U.S. Senate
Red Fox
Bloomfield Hills
William Milliken
Frank Fitzsimmons
White House
Butte Police and Firemen Push 18 Month Pay Deal
Butte police and fire unions plan an 18 month contract from July 1 to December 31 1976 with a raise from 814 to 925 dollars a month and retroactive increases starting July 1. The deal covers health insurance costs and includes staged raises in January and July 1976. City officials cite budget timing and a two mill levy issue as factors shaping the proposal.
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Butte
Jim Litton
Seen
Maurice Mulcahy
American Federation of State
Mike Micone
Unemployment Rate Drops Sharply Amid Recovery Hopes
Washington reports a July unemployment rate of 8.4 percent down from June and May highs. Officials note statistical concerns but agree the decline signals possible progress, with 7.8 million unemployed and a labor force of 92.9 million.
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Julius Shiskin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Shiskin
Joint Economic Committee
County and union deadlock threatens Tuesday strike
County and union negotiations reach stalemate amid bids for higher starting salaries and new benefits. Union seeks health insurance and leave while county offers smaller raises and clothing allowances. Officials caution over irreconcilable differences as a strike looms with union planning a vote on a county offer.
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Johnson
Missoula
Tom Snyder
Ed DeGeorge
Snyder
Crash kills woman in Montana collision with semi-trailer
Loretta Rooney, 38, of Elliston died Friday morning when her westbound car collided with a eastbound lumber truck on Highway 12 between Avon and Garrison near the Little Blackfoot River. Truck driver Gary Booth, 31, of Billings, was in guarded condition after surgery at St Patrick Hospital. State highway officials continue to investigate the crash as Powell County records mark a third local fatality this year. Rooney, born December 7, 1936 in Santa Rosa California, moved with husband Joseph Rooney to Elliston after years in Berkeley. Surviving are five children all of Elliston, Michael, Michelle, Kendall, Kathy, Shannon. parents Horace Squibb and Marie Sagesman. services pending at Beck Funeral Home.
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Rooney
Santa Rosa
Calif
Joseph Rooney
Berkeley Calif
Elliston
Michael
Michelle
Kendall
Kathy
Shannon
Horace Squibb
Glen Ellyn
Ill
Marie Sagesman
Windsor
Beck Funeral Home
Deer Lodge
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