Aides Denounce Rockefeller Over CIA Report Handling
Washington stars report a rift between the White House and Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller after the Rockefeller Commission released its CIA investigation. White House aides blame Rockefeller for bungling the release and causing presidential embarrassment. Rockefeller aides counter that the White House knew the plan and blocked changes until the last moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Fred Barnes
Washington Star
Washington
White House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Ford orders Rockefeller CIA report split for Congress and DOJ
President Ford announced he would forward the Rockefeller Commission report on the CIA to two Congressional committees and the Justice Department. He said the assassination plot material would be withheld from the public as incomplete and highly sensitive while DOJ determines prosecution potential.
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James M. Naughton
N.Y. Times
Washington
Ford
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Congressional
Department of Justice
Commission
White House
Rose Garden
C.I.A
Eisenhower
Congress
Vietnam
United States
South Korea
Korean Peninsula
Roderick M. Hills
Rockefeller
Hills
Senate
Front Royal Council Debates 3.8 Million Budget Plan
The Front Royal Town Council gives first reading to a 3.8 million dollar 1975 76 budget with no tax increase. HUD funds 264 500 for Hill St and Beeden Lane improvements and water sewer and electric rates rise to fund the budget.
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Front Royal
HUD
Hill St
Beeden Lane
Winchester City Budget Preview Sets Tonight Meeting
Winchester officials unveil the coming fiscal year budget and tax rates at a 7 30 p m council session. Water and sewer rates stay unchanged and a public hearing on June 24 is planned. The budget must be approved by June 30 for July 1 start of 1975 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Coombs
Winchester
Wendell L. Seldon
Council
Stewart Bell Jr
James H. Fleming Jr
Finance Committee
Asst
Jimmie L. Shipp
Eight Races Shape Up in Frederick County Delegations
Democrats and Republicans held morale boosting conventions in Frederick County as eight races emerged. S Roger Koontz won the Democratic nomination for chairman at large to face Republican Donald L. Baughman while sheriff and Board of Supervisors contests drew notable interest. Incumbents and nominees include Lacy Anderson, Tom Rosenberger, Will Owings, Richard Madigan, Dennis Cole, and others, with committees empowered to select final nominees in several posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Williams
Frederick County
S. Roger Koontz
Donald L. Baughman
Koontz
Sanitation Authority
House of Delegates
Baughman
Carroll Mauck
Lacy Anderson
Opequon
James Galladay
William St. Clair
Board of Supervisors
Galladay
Will Owings
Back Creek
Tom Rosenberger
William Copenhaver
Aylor
Richard Madigan
Gainesboro
Raymond Fish
Joe Little Headley
Headley
Shawnee
Thomas Malcolm
Howard J. Burkholder
Dennis Cole
Stonewall
Samuel Whitacre
Executive Committee
Lawrence Ambrogi
Commonwealth Attorney
George Whitacre
Dorothy Keckley
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Asociated Press
Justice Department
Susan Burke
General Fund
Electric Fund
Richard Farrell
Fraternal Order of Police Associates
Police Department
Farrell
Mac Culver
Kermit Nichols
Nichols
Lewis Riley
Raymond MacMillan
Clearbrook
Esten C. Rudolph Jr
Revenue
Democratic Committee
Richard Dick
Kenneth Stiles
Roger Koontz
Abby
Livi
Spectator
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