Cities Seek Direct Federal Funds From Nixon
Mayors of major cities pressed President Nixon to divert federal funds directly to urban areas. Vice President Agnew and four ex-governors in the cabinet back a plan favoring city needs over state control, arguing rural legislators block urban revenue. Moynihan said Nixon was impressed by the plea.
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Httation
Nicoln
Nixon
Agnew
Maryland
Romney
Michigan
Volpe
Massachusetts
Hickle
Alaska
Finch
Leutenant
California
White House
Congress
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Life on the Moon Seas Reconsidered by Scientists
New orbital photos revive the idea that the dark lunar seas once hid deep water. Researchers like Gilvarry Urey and Muller cite mascons and sediment clues, with Col Borman noting canyonlike valleys resembling dry arroyos, boosting anticipation for future lunar missions.
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John J. Gilvarry
Rand Corp
California
Harold C. Urey
University of
Cali
Fornia
Lunar
Paul M. Muller
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
University of California
Navna Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Col
Frank Borman
United States
New York Faces Paradox Of Jobs Growth And Welfare Rolls
New York shows rising jobs in finance, health, and private education plus 70 000 government positions by 2005, yet welfare rolls climb. Herbert Bienstock notes welfare growth driven by immigration and dependents, as many on relief are under 21 or have children. Adults with dependents struggle to work due to high costs and caregiving demands.
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New York
Herbert Bienstock
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Tax Reform Stirs House As Mills Pushes Bold Revision
Joseph Alsop analyzes Rep. Wilbur Mills chairing the Ways and Means Committee as he pursues a sweeping tax reform. The plan targets depletion allowances and tax exemption on bonds, promising a large net revenue gain and broad political risk. Supporters say reform will shift tax burdens, while opponents fear lost loopholes.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Wilbur
Mills
Arkansas
House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committee
House
Mids
Nixon
Garagh
Wen Ptnlarene
Png
Nathan Aller
Aminer
Senate
Golden Spike and the Big Four Legacy at Promontory
A retrospective on the 1869 Promontory Summit ceremony linking East and West as The Big Four Stanford Crocker Hopkins Huntington built the Central Pacific from Sacramento to Promontory Utah. Theodore Judah envisioned the route and early investors funded the rails and land grants.
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BICL
Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
California
Leland Stanford
Mark Mopkins
Carlie P. Huntington
Charles B. Crocker
Central Pacific
Promo
Pacific Railroad
Misos River
Sacramentoity
Tenera
Southam Pacific
Sierra ‘Nevada
Nevada
Utah Salt Flats
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Wyoming
Alural
Rockies
Mississippi
Missouri
Stanford
K Street
Sacramento River
Central Pacific Railroad
Theodore D. Judah
Judah
San Francisco
Republican Party
Central Pacific Railroad Co
Stanford, Crocker, Hopkins
Huntington
Central
Thhsmus
Panama
Sierra Barrier
Washington
Sierra
Crocker
Chin
Towlure
Fim
Stockton
Los Angeles
Capitol
Thomas Hill
Crogher
Theodore Judah
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Terminal
Stanfort
Nevada Desert
Great Salt Lake
Ogden
Utah
ROTC Credits Debate At University Campus
William F Buckley Jr weighs ROTC credit grants amid campus protest. He questions academic legitimacy, cites critics, and asks whether ROTC should be banned or taught as part of campus curricula. He raises concerns over political influence and freedom of study in the ROTC debate.
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Sea Ne Es Permetee
Moos
Rotc Saphenes
Don Johnson
ROTC
Elkige Cleaver
Fort
Une Hofc Sail
Aca
America
Berlitz
Bertite-Rotc
Athens voters reflect results in county races and loans
The Messenger notes hopes for a revised Austrian peace treaty influencing claims. Athens County surpassed its Victory Loan goal by about 90 thousand dollars. Early returns show James Garfield as a Republican nominee contender for governor, while Frank Lausche leads the Democrat race. In Athens, Alberta Grones won the clerk of court race on the Republican ticket and received 441 write-in votes from Democrats.
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Haly
Athens County
James Garfield
J. Herpert
Frank J. Lausche
Athens
Alberta Grones
Ruth Morrigan
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Anup
Martha Grifffins
Bext Congress
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