Nixon Aims Early Vote On Fuel Self-Sufficiency Plan
Washington reports Nixon seeks an earlier congressional vote on energy self sufficiency amid deficits worries. GOP leaders including Wixles and Huey pledge support while Scull notes possible budget limits. Debate centers on a $10 billion or larger energy package and the administration push to reduce foreign oil dependence.
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Judge orders HEW to release $20 million for state programs
Washington judge Aubray Robinson ruled that the Department of Health Education and Welfare must release impounded funds totaling $20 million for state programs. He ordered a proportional apportionment of all funds Congress appropriated for fiscal 1974 to the states. The soil haul was bought by Pennsylvania, Washington, Nevada, Texas, and was part of several bills seeking to force administration to release funds.
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Convict Substituted as Teacher Then Escaped
An escaped convict who talked his way into a substitute teaching post was recaptured in Baltimore. The man, identified as Girlis J. Lewis, taught classes at Gwynns Falls junior high before being removed for irregular behavior. He had earlier escaped from Maryland House of Corrections in 1972 while serving a sentence for auto theft.
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