Economy or Service Is Government Decision
Washington notes report senatorial staff estimate about 90 percent of voter mail demands drastic economy in government spending. The Post Office cut service from twice daily to once daily, signaling a choice between economy and service amid tax and budget tensions. The piece notes reactions from lawmakers, budget battles, and signals changes in federal policy.
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Navy budget hike cited by Vance amid defense talk
Secretary Johnson and defense figures are blamed for a budget increase of a quarter of a million dollars plus a separate 50 million for anti submarine warfare. Vance asserts he is not influenced by his San Francisco newspaper ties and says most of his information came from Air Force and Army personnel.
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