Nixon curbs funding for chronic disease research in HEW programs
Washington AP reports that the Nixon administration cuts more than half of funds to five chronic disease units in HEW this year and plans to drop them next year, affecting cancer, diabetes, arthritis, heart and stroke, and neurological programs. Kennedy criticizes the move as harming medical schools, universities, and research centers nationwide.
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Chrysler joins Ford GM In Raising New Car Price
Chrysler joins Ford and GM in price hikes with an average rise of about 107 dollars per car for 1970 models. Ford boosted by 108 dollars, GM by 125 dollars. Plants ran overtime as output neared peak, with 193,846 cars in production this week. Chrysler reiterates five year/50,000 mile powertrain warranty, Ford offers optional 50,000 mile plan, and all cite higher costs and taxes behind the increases.
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