Bill Prohibits Sale or Use Of Lead Paint
Harrisburg AP A group of 17 Base Democrats backs a bill to ban sale or use of leaded paint and empower the Department of Environmental Resources to enforce it. The measure, introduced by House Minority Leader Herbert Fineman, cites federal data on lead poisoning in children and calls for a 1974 start date. The bill would create an advisory board, require reporting of cases, and allow the state to order landlords to remediate lead paint in dwellings accessible to children.
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McGovern says presidency gains power over Congress
In an Oxford University lecture Senator George McGovern warned that executive encroachment and legislative paralysis are eroding Congress, the major parties, and the press. He argued the White House fostered a long conflict in Southeast Asia and that fixing political paralysis is essential for U.S. politics.
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Erie mayoral hopeful seeks third term in bid for renomination
Erie, Pa. Louis Tullio says he will seek the Democratic nomination in the spring primary for a third term as mayor. If successful in both primary and general election, he could become the first Erie mayor to serve three full terms. Sheriff Andrew Hanisek also announced plans to seek another term.
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Nixon Neurosis Described By Rep. Macdonald
Washington AP Rep Torbert H Macdonald D Mass chairman of the House communications subcommittee outlines Nixon network neurosis behind White House aims to pressure broadcasters. He vows long hearings on TV and radio license renewals and urges stations to resist government pressure while defending their right to present news as networks and employees see fit. Whitehead OTP director criticized as meddling and pressuring broadcasters with “Government Approved” tone.
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Make Laws Fairer For Those Who Duel
Wisconsin lawmakers weigh a Senate resolution to repeal the constitutional disqualification on voting and holding office for individuals who duel. The Senate Judiciary and Insurance Committee will study the proposal, as debate centers on whether such disqualifications should remain.
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Palestinians Seek Audience With Pope Paul VI in Beirut
A Beirut newspaper reports a Palestinian delegation plans a meeting with Pope Paul VI soon and requests a two minute audience. The note follows Golda Meir’s recent talk with the Pope and Vatican reaffirmation of the Catholic Church’s stance on justice.
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Evans Moved To Different Combat Group
Manila AP report states Lt Dwigite J. Evans Jr. faces reassignment to the 3rd Combat Support Group at Clark Air Base after being implicated in refusal to fly a combat mission over North Vietnam. Evans, 26, previously listed as a captain, now identified as a lieutenant and navigator for FX Phantom bombers. He remains detained with limited access to press interviews due to Washington policy amid a Vietnam settlement process. Capt Michael Heck, 30, of Chita Vietnam, is confined at his base in Hawaii while a decision on his trial is made.
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Won't Need Prescription Won't Need Prescription
The Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association approved a resolution allowing patients to obtain exempt narcotics like cough syrup without a prescription. The measure supports signing a form to receive medicines with small amounts of narcotics, and the group also backs continuing education for pharmacists. In Manila, President Marcos set maids wages at 8.66 dollars monthly in Manila and rural areas.
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