Narcotics probe and Texas leaders in federal view
Federal court officials and grand juries in Texas may lead a nationwide narcotics probe. Galveston grand jurors urge stronger enforcement while Charles F. Herring calls narcotics the world’s largest criminal operation. Thornberry seeks investigations and law changes. Texas women leaders cited include Mrs. Omar Burleson and Liz Carpenter. Also notes Texas Independence Day events in Washington and UT ex-students group. Cotton allotments bill passes House with Senate action expected.
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Government debt bill spurs generation burden argument
Washington News reports a bill aims to add 2.3 billion to the government's overdraft, increasing the public debt by that amount in a year. Proponents argue future generations would bear repayment, while current voters face the political appeal of a debt boost now.
Senate expected to veto tax cut rider on debt plan
The piece notes public debt near 278 billion dollars with annual interest around 7 billion. A 2.3 billion tax cut rider attached to a 2.8 billion revenue bill would widen the deficit to about 5.5 billion, extending wartime corporate tax and excise rate increases. The New York Times criticizes the move as inflationary and partisan.
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