Congress Veto Stance on 1970 Labor Health Budget
A congressman explains voting to sustain the president's veto on the 1970 Labor Health Education and Welfare appropriation bill, noting a 2 3 vote short of overriding. He defends priorities for education and health, cites inflation fears, and urges a timely compromise to protect funding for schools, libraries, health research, and vocational programs.
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Letter to the editor on family life education in Cedar Rapids
Mrs George Peters argues for parental rights in sex education, opposing school led programs. She warns of erosion of dignity and sacredness, cites Grassley bill requiring parental permission, urges parents to teach values at home, Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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