Governors Showcase Competing Republican Budget Visions
United Press International reports on California Governor Ronald Reagan Michigan Governor George Romney and New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller outlining three distinct budget philosophies. Reagan pursues a 4.7 billion spend plan with tax increases and 10 percent cuts. Romney proposes a 2.5 percent flat income tax paired with reductions in other taxes. Rockefeller seeks to balance via lottery and bonds while avoiding new taxes. The piece compares their approaches as the party shapes its 1968 presidential ticket and debates size of government.
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Health Dept Discovers Diabetes Cases in Screening
Burlington health officials report about 250 of 18,000 tested show diabetes after two year screening. Four to five percent have suspicious blood sugar, and two of five tested by physicians are confirmed diabetics. Dr. Duane Graveline warns aging population and obesity raise risk. early diagnosis can cut complications.
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