Turner as CIA Chief Faces Morale and Loyalty Questions
A caustic profile portrays Admiral Turner during his 1977 CIA tenure as a favored White House pick who kept a naval edge, isolating CIA officers, increasing inner-office aides, and placing his son on CIA payroll. Critics warn his behavior risks undermining morale and long term intelligence rebuilding amid Soviet pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
CIA
Langley
White House
Executive Office
Oval Office
Stan Turner
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Senate
National Intelligence
Intelligence
National Security Agency
Defense Intelligence Agency
Navy
Geoffrey Turner
Office of National Intelligence Estimates
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
How Not to Hold Down Hospitals
The Texas Hospital Association gathered about five thousand members in Houston to vent grievances against Joe Califano and President Carter. The article explains the clash over proposed costs containment and a ceiling on hospital revenue increases for 1977-78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Houston
Texas
Texas Hospital Association
Joe Califano
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Carter
Califano
White House
HEW
Mr. Carter
Don Cosper
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Irving
Association
Hurst
Should Postal Service Compete For Electronic Mail Business
Congress faces a clash over whether the U S Postal Service should enter electronic messaging. Supporters argue Mailgram and private systems threaten postal volume and future funding, while critics say government should not enter private industry and that costs and labor are barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Service
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Ernest F. Hollings
D.C
Hollings
Senate Post Office
New Communications
Congress
Xerox
IBM
Special Commission On Postal Service
Benjamin F. Bailor
Vyra Imondi
Commission On Postal Service
Buck Rogers
Mailgram
Western Union
James M. Handley
N.Y
House
Bailor
Ageny
Federal Communications Commission
Henry Geller
Geller
Aspen Institute
Bailar
Capitol Hill
Hanley
Dollars Not Sense in U S Foreign Aid Debate
A viewpoint condemns U S foreign aid as dollars over sense arguing aid does not build lasting friendship. It critiques a 100 million transition fund for black rule in Southern Africa tied to a 3.2 billion military package and questions President Carter's leverage and long term gains.
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House of Representatives
Africa
U.S
Carter
Rhodesia
Charles Diggs
D-Mich
Diggs
Richard Ichard
D Mo
Winchester Planning Commission votes to send housing code to Council
The Winchester Planning Commission deadlocks 3-2 and forwards the proposed minimum housing code to City Council. Residents split over applying the code to all dwellings, with critics arguing existing ordinances suffice and new rules would raise costs.
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Winchester
Planning Commission
Commission
Joseph Dorsey
Stephen Rosenberger
Dorsey
Com
Council
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Field Newspaper Syndicate
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Manhattan
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Naval
Pentagon
Sorensen
Ford
Winchester Evening Star
George Bush
Bush
Thomas T. Byrd
Roy E. Potts
Lewis H. Ebert
O'Connell
Eugene P. Miller
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