Congress Targets Impoundment Power In Budget Battle
Senate hearings on a bill by Sen. Ervin would require the President to notify Congress of any impoundment and halt spending unless approved within 60 days. Critics say Congress must reform budget procedures to check executive control while preserving constitutional balance.
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Senate
Congress
Nixon
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
Dn.c
Senate Judiciary
Jacob K. Ja
Ervin
House
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Ralph Nader
Public Citizen, Inc
Nader
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Dmaine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Mrs. D
FDA Keeps Panel Advice Secret On Morning After Pill
FDA delays releasing an advisory panel recommendation on post coital DES use due to concerns over consumer protection. Experts warn DES raises cancer risks with regular use and urge limited, trial backed use while studies continue.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
J. Richard Crout
Direcor
FDA
Office of Scientific Evaluation
Rics and Gynecoolgy Advisory Committee
Roy Hertz
New York Medical College
DES
Richard Blye
MICHD
Blue
Harvard Medical School
A. L. Herbst
David Poskancer
Leading economic indicators rise 4.5 percent in 1972
The Commerce Department said the leading indicators index climbed strongly last month, signaling continued rapid expansion for 1973. Six of eight indicators improved including prices to unit labor costs and unemployment claims, while durable goods orders and contracts lagged. The administration fears overheating but aims to curb inflation with spending limits. Labor data show 1972 productivity up 4.2 percent in private economy, with manufacturing at 4.0 percent and private nonfarm at 5.3 percent, the best since 1966.
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Washington
Nixon
Commerce Department
U.S
Peter C. Manus
Department
General Motors
Congress
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Worry Clinic Links Iodine, Leukemia to Trace Chemicals
A medical columnist explains goiter and leukemia through the need for trace chemicals like iodine. He compares thyroid responses to a factory needing raw materials and argues that cancer cures should focus on supplying internal hormones rather than chasing new drugs. He promotes a booklet on the oceans’ 44 trace chemicals.
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Hilda
Earth
Segregate the Smokers at Bridge Evenings
Readers raise concerns about cigar and pipe smoke at social bridge nights. Experts note health risks to non-smokers and recommend separating smokers from non-smokers, as institutions increasingly do.
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Mrs. W
American College of Chest Physicians
Philadelphia Mounted Police to Wear Blinking Tail Lights
Philadelphia officials plan to equip mounted patrols with blinking tail lights at $25 per team and white leg lamps. The move aims to improve night visibility after two horses were struck since May, as the force expands from 50 to about 200 by mid 1974.
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Philadelphia
Joseph O'Neill
New York
Detroit
Frank L. Rizzo
Ex Nixon Aide to Join United Air Lines
Dwight L. Chapin, former deputy assistant to President Nixon, will become United Air Lines director of market planning. He will be based at United's Chicago area offices. Chapin managed Nixon's appointments and travel for four years and helped plan trips to Peking and Moscow and White House TV activities.
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Washington
Dwight L. Chapin
Nixon
United Air Lines
Chapin
United
Chicago
Rob Mangold
Execut
Peking
Moscow
White House
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George W. Crane
Hilda G
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Midwest
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Ind
G.D., Fla
Lester Coleman
Pacers
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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James Powers
City Hall
Independence Hall
UAL
Chiropractic
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Speaks Chiropractic Hospital & Clinic
Jersey St. Denver
Colorado
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Motor Trend
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