Carter removes Gen Singlaub amid criticism of troop pullout
President Carter dismissed Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub from his post as U.S. military chief in Korea after Singlaub criticized planned U.S. troop withdrawals. Defense Secretary Brown ordered Singlaub reassigned, citing public statements inconsistent with policy. Singlaub, a long-time negotiator with North Korea, met Carter at the White House before the move.
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Federal spying lawsuits total over one billion dollars
The GAO reports more than 143 civil suits seeking over 1 billion in damages alleging improper government spying and harassment during the Nixon era and later. The Justice Department often hires private lawyers for officials named in suits, with private counsel used in several high profile cases including CIA Operation CHAOS related actions.
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Grove Press Inc
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Postal Service
Rhode Island
Arco Executives Plan Butte Visit and Helena Address
Arco board chairman Robert Anderson and directors travel to Butte for a Sunday meeting at Fairmont Hot Springs with a Montana holdings discussion tied to Anaconda. The tour includes Montana Operations and a Monday Butte tour, followed by Helena speech at the Montana Chamber of Commerce event.
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Baucus silent on Montana wilderness study areas
Rep. Max Baucus dodged questions on his stance toward legislation designating 11 wilderness study areas in Montana. The Saturday gathering of about 150 people saw no clear answer from the congressman on whether he backs the measure.
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Baucus asks GAO to study federal ad spending
Senator Max Baucus announced at a Dillon Town Meeting that he has asked the General Accounting Office to investigate how federal agencies use tax dollars for advertising. He cited Defense Department spending in 1974 and urged scrutiny of budgets for hidden ad funding and effectiveness.
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Butte teachers, trustees resume talks after eight hours
Trustees and the Montana teachers union continued marathon contract talks in Butte on Saturday. A key issue is how much time teachers must spend in school before and after class. A Monday session at 9 a.m. in the School Administration Building was set, with a 2 p.m. progress report due to Judge Arnold Olsen.
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