Waldors warns on road fund diversion against mass transit
St Paul Minnesota highway commissioner N Ted Waldor says mass transit groups seek to raid state and federal highway funds. He notes road user taxes pay for roads and rails and urges mass transit to develop its own revenue source. He cites two 1969 bills aimed at diverting funds and calls the move unethical.
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Budget squeeze leaves federal prosecutors in short supply
A nationwide shortage of nearly 200 federal prosecutors hampers the Nixon administration’s war on organized crime. Of 799 assistant U.S. attorneys, about 25 percent are vacant due to budget constraints, delaying criminal cases and limiting grand jury and trial work across cities including Los Angeles Seattle Brooklyn and Detroit. Local U.S. attorneys warn manpower shortages hinder evidence gathering and prosecutions while expecting eventual replacements.
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