House panel rejects milk money probe of congressmen
Washington UPI report notes partisan friction as the House Judiciary Committee weighs impeachment evidence against President Nixon. Rep. Wiley Mayne demands probing lawmakers who cosponsored milk price bill amid $2 million milk money claims. Democrats push back while staff delays on Watergate tapes and tax fraud questions loom.
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NASA must decide future priorities
NASA faces choices for 1980s planetary exploration after Viking Mars missions. The agency weighs expanding Mars missions against other targets like Jupiter Uranus and Mercury, with Naugle saying Mars may keep top priority or yield to new ventures.
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Democrats push revived wage price controls in Senate
A group led by Senators Johnston Muskie and Stevenson plans to ask the Senate to pass a bill giving the president authority to reimpose wage and price controls. They seek to monitor the economy and enforce industry agreements under the old act as control powers near expiry. Support and opposition mix as AFL-CIO and Chamber of Commerce protest while Stevenson warns prices could explode if controls end.
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Undiscovery Day marked in Ocean Shores with George shout
Ocean Shores residents observe Undiscovery Day at midnight with a coastal chant of Hey George to honor Captain George Vancouver. The quirky celebration, born from local lore and a 1960s town boost, features events like Fog Festival and Clam Prix as locals dream of an international turnout.
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Washington Window Quota Split Threat in Civil Rights Debate
The Supreme Court avoided ruling on whether affirmative action quotas in university admissions amount to reverse discrimination. The DeFunis case splits civil rights groups, with Jewish, labor, and religious organizations backing different sides. Justice Brennan warned the fracture could widen to future busing and related court battles.
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Left-over CRP funds to go to GOP National Committee
GOP Chairman George Bush said any surplus from the Committee to Re-elect the President will go to the Republican National Committee after covering Watergate legal expenses. The FCRP reported a 3.57 million dollar surplus before disbanding, with funds to cover lawsuits and costs of officials involved.
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House bans government funds for living fetus research
The House approved a ban on using federal funds for research on living human fetuses by a 281 to 58 vote, attached to an NSF budget bill of 788.2 million for the 1975 year starting July 1, with NIH previously funding related work and the overall measure moving to the Senate.
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At the Movies and Local Notices Mixed Screenings
The week features Eliot Gould in Busting and Coburn with Kristofferson in Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid both rated R, plus Peter Boyle in Crazy Joe and Bronson in The Stone Killers. Also playing The Paper Chase at Manchester Cinema with Houseman praised. Harvard law life drama stars Timothy Bottoms and Lindsay Wagner. Nearby Bennington drive‑in offers Oklahoma Crude and Dirty Little Billy PG, plus Devil’s Nightmare and In the Devil’s Garden R rated. Political note covers Rep Bella Abzug urging defeat of the Roncallo amendment on fetal research funding. Rep Hogan defends the measure.
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