Congress May Fight Nixon Over Spending Powers
Congress weighs tighter control of federal spending amid pushes to curb presidential impoundment. House Rules Committee hearings advance a budgeting reform bill aimed at creating joint budget committees, a legislative budget director, and a May 1 target for appropriations policy. Debate may modify the plan before passage, while bills on impoundment face Tuesday consideration. A second item notes a piano competition by the Walter W Naumburg Foundation offering $2,500 top prize and recital opportunities with rounds leading to finals at Town Hall.
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Rules Committee
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Walter W. Naumburg Foundation
United States
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Shapp Sees New Life at Polk Hospital After Reform
Harrisburg reports that Governor Shapp cites Welfare Department findings at Polk State School and Hospital showing progress. He notes removal of confinement cages and windows bars, replaced by dignity and humane care, following ministerial action against the superintendent for patient confinement. Welfare Secretary Wohlgemuth cited staff increases and community involvement as hopeful signs.
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Guy. Shapp
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Polk State School
Shapp
Helene Wohlgemuth
James McClelland
Area Boy Drowns Swimming in Allegheny River
An 11 year old boy, Jeffery A Main, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Main of Port Allegheny, drowned while attempting to swim across the Allegheny River. He went under midway across a 100 foot wide stretch at 12:20 p.m. His body was recovered 30 minutes later and Deputy Coroner Howard Walter pronounced him dead at the scene.
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Howard Walter
Medicare Expenses Continue To Jump
Washington AP reports that millions of Medicare patients pay more out of pocket for medical costs than in 1966 before Medicare. The average 65 plus annual outlay rose from 224 to 276 dollars by 1972, amid claims spiraling costs and higher utilization. Officials say inflation hides real gains in services.
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Nixon Administration
Health and Welfare
Caspar W. Weinberger
Nixon
Medicare
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Weinberger
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