Congress budgets temporary foreign aid and confirms Rehnquist
Congress plans early adjournment after approving a temporary extension of foreign aid authority and Senate confirmation of William H. Rehnquist to the Supreme Court. The stopgap measure allocates about 385 million dollars in Israel aid, with debate on its expiration. Conferees gird for a 70 billion defense bill and a 3.4 billion supplemental bill in motion. Regular foreign aid authorization remains stalled, with spending authority exhausted.
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Democrats fail to override Nixon veto on child care bill
Senate Democrats bid to overturn Nixon veto of a $6 billion antipoverty bill with day care provisions failed by seven votes as 87 senators were present. The measure would have funded two years of anti poverty programs and a large child care component. Congress provided $741 million for the Office of Economic Opportunity to carry programs through June 30, maintaining funding despite the veto.
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Expelled St Thomas students sue for 190000
Three white students expelled from the College of St Thomas sue for 190000 and seek reversal of their expulsion and civil rights protection. They claim punitive damages and payment to named peers, with a judge denying a temporary restraining order.
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Oil Use Surges as Weekend Demand Grows in U S
The piece notes high weekend energy demand with average oil use estimates per person and nationwide consumption. It highlights that oil and natural gas supply about 75 percent of total energy, underscoring the risk of shortages for a country heavily dependent on oil.
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United States
Weather outlook with cold days ahead
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with a chance of snow Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperatures dip to 12 below to 10 above Monday and Tuesday, then range from 2 to 20 Wednesday. Highs 5 to 25 Monday and Tuesday, up to 32 Wednesday.
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