McGovern Applauds Nixon Congress Defeats in Veto Clash
President Nixon faced two congressional defeats as Congress overridden a 24.6 billion antipollution bill and rejected authority to cut federal spending. McGovern praised the results in Detroit while urging protection of school and health funding amid budgeting battles. Shriver attacked spending policies in New York, citing Ehrlichman quotes about cutting social programs. Ziegler denied White House spying allegations, Agnew campaigned in Michigan and Wisconsin, and McCloskey pressed for Nixon’s explanation of the Watergate break-in.
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California
Indiana council seeks state sovereignty against federal rule
The Indiana Legislative Council urged Hoosier lawmakers to push back on federal control over state programs. The body condemned expanding federal rule making, citing highway safety standards and a plan to withhold 10 percent of highway funds for noncompliance. It urged Congress to repeal broad federal powers and improve state consultation and funding for federally mandated programs.
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Transportation
Stephen L. Ferguson
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Transportation Advisory Committee
Marion County
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Illinois
Army Engineers
CSELM
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Whitcomb Aids Bowen Campaign In Indiana
Indiana Republicans plan to back Otis Bowen for governor with Gov. Whicomb joining a 15 day truth squad tour. GOP chair James Neal says speakers including William Ruckelshaus will address Welsh attacks and defend Bowen while avoiding mudslinging. The campaign swing will run from South Bend to Jeffersonville New Albany with Mayor Richard Lugar among participants.
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Indiana
Otis R. Bowen
Edgar D. Whicomb
GOP
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Bremen
Bowen
Neal
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Matthew E. Welsh
Welsh
Rip van Winkle
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Gary
Terre Haute
Evansville
Jeffersonville-New Albany
Richard G. Lugar
Ruckelshaus
Indiana GOP Sees Nixon Plurality Growth In Polls
The Worry Clinicalso and party leaders cite a private poll showing Bowen closing the gap with Nixon supporters, while Neal predicts a Nixon win in Indiana by a large margin. They plan city and smaller town news conferences to mobilize voters, and acknowledge a funding shortfall of the $1.5 million budget with promissory votes, aiming for a landmark GOP turnout.
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Russell Lloyd
Evansville
Margaret Hill
L. Keith Boren
Bowen
Neal
Indiana
State Republican Committee
Medical advances and public health efforts highlighted
Report highlights a campaign to teach children from kindergarten to 12th grade about alcohol and drug dangers. It mentions doctors developing new diagnostic tools for intestinal disease, improvements in gonorrhea testing, and Roswell Park's breakthrough with the antibiotic adriamycin showing tumor control in select cases.
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Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Roswell Park Memorial
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