Romney to stay in Cabinet at Nixon request
MIANNE BEACH UP I President Nixon asked HUD Secretary Romney to remain in the cabinet after he indicated a wish to return to private life. Romney cited staff shortages at HUD and praised the department's efforts after Hurricane Agnes while noting prior disagreements over staffing. He said Nixon approved his decision to stay following a Sunday discussion.
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Clark Says Bombing Blocks POW Releases During North Vietnam Trip
Attorney General Ramsey Clark, returning from North Vietnam, said ongoing U.S. bombing will prevent American prisoners of war from being released. He cited observed damage to dikes and civilian sites, and faced criticism from officials and McGovern allies amid campaign tensions.
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House moves to ban plane head tax for 18 months
The House took up a bill to prohibit state entities from imposing a head tax on airline passengers for the next 18 months. A moratorium would trigger a year long study by the Civil Aeronautics Board on local airport financial needs. Opposition stems from members in Philadelphia and New Hampshire where such taxes already exist.
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Bankers Seek Privacy Shield in Secrecy Bill
Bankers Association President Andrew J. Shepard urged Congress on Tuesday to pass a new bank secrecy act. He warned it could lead to indirect government snooping and called for a guaranteed right of privacy for individuals regarding their bank accounts.
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Disaster relief approved for Agnes victims House vote
The House approved 9 percent relief totaling 1.6 billion for Tropical Storm Agnes victims. The measure includes 1.3 billion for low interest loans to about 115,000 homeowners and 6,000 businesses, plus 200 million for temporary housing employment compensation and food coupons. Loans carry a 1 percent interest, forgiveness of the first 5,000. Fraud concerns cited over loan forgiveness prior to 1971 California quake raised by James C. Cerna.
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Air Force cited in Seaveryp rover flight probe
Sen Willam Proxmire says Air Force is flying a rover up a structural defect on the C54 cargo plane. He alleges a planned grass weight fight was postponed due to defective landing gear while officials refuse to answer questions by phone and will only accept written queries.
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Acting FBI Director Urges 10 Year Director Rotation
Acting FBI director Ly Patrick Gray spoke in Columbia to reporters and proposed the director should resign to the President every ten years, urging periodic leadership changes in the bureau.
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Medicare overpayments traced to hospitals, GAO finding
Congress member Les Aspin cites a GAO survey of 14 hospitals in five states showing nearly 900000 in Medicare overcharges from 20 million paid. He asserts federal funds financed private-duty nurses and TV sets for Medicare patients, illegal under federal law, with overpayments tied to the Health Department and contractors like Blue Cross.
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Senate Debates Russian Sub and Arms Pact Fallout
Washington lawmakers clash over a temporary limit on offensive nuclear weapons amid claims the Soviet Union lied about submarine numbers. Senator Mansfield asserts Nixon was misled and urges intelligence confirmation with Fulbright calling for possible hearings if fraud is proven.
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Rochester Men Nabbed After TV Theft Agreement
In Rochester two men Randy Nunally and Larry Porter offered a man Willie Mance a 21 inch television for 100 dollars. Manor, a construction worker, agreed but later learned the set was his own and alerted police. He and officers recovered the TV the next morning and charged the pair with theft.
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Appeal Anticipated in Alaska Oil Pipeline Ruling
US District Judge George J. Hark Jr. denied further delay and lifted a two year old ban on the Alaska oil pipeline after arguments. Environment groups Wilderness Society, Environmental Defense Fund, and Friends of the Earth had obtained the injunction by proving the Interior Department failed proper environmental review.
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