Nixon Loses Opening Round In Battle Over REAP Aid
Washington AP Nixon suffers an initial setback as the House votes 251 to 142 to require restoring a $225 million Rural Environmental As sistance Program and fund it at that level to aid soil conservation and pollution control. The bill now moves to the Senate amid veto threats and partisan clash over who controls spending.
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Nixon
Congress
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America
Senate
White House
Paul Findley
R-Iil
Germaine
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
W. R. Poage
Texas
Agriculture Committee
Charles M. Teague
California
GOP
Poage
U.S
Wilmer D. Mizell
R-N.c
Mizell
Findley
Robert N. Giaimo
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Roy Ash
Ast
Edmund Ruskie
Dmaine
Act
Ash
John & Ross
D-Calif
George Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Senate Labor Committee
Senate panel OKs 1.5 Million Aid To Aging
The Senate Labor Committee approved a $1.5 million aid measure to fund elderly programs after trimming about $500 million from the 1972 version. It preserves existing grants while adding community service for low income seniors, job training for older workers, elderly transportation demos, and senior center construction aid. Senator Beall's attempt to strip the new provisions failed 11 to 3.
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Senate Labor Committee
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Senate
J. Glenn Beall, Jr
Our Hopcard trucks deliver fertilizer and herbicide
Thermogas Co. of Anderson advertises custom mixed fertilizer and herbicide in one application from Hopcard trucks. The firm lists 2441 Arrow Avenue and phone 642-0214 for orders.
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