Demos attack Nixon on health bill veto
Democrats plan to use Nixon veto of a $30.5 billion health education and labor bill as an election issue. The veto followed a two thirds override attempt that failed 203 to 171 in the House. Speaker Carl Albert and Sen. Magnuson defended the bill, criticizing budget balance and calling for better health and welfare funding while Nixon defended restraint and proposed no changes beyond his budget.
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American Motors refuses to obey price rollback
AMC rejects government pressure to back off a 1973 car price rise to cover safety and emission costs. William Luneburg says AMC will defer the economic cost portion but not withdraw the price increase request. Chrysler and GM cited similar arguments as the four automakers seek 1974 model price boosts to cover safety, labor, and parts costs.
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Drug abuse climbs despite federal funds
Washington officials report a sharp rise in drug addiction despite growing federal spending. GAO data show addicts growing from 339,600 to 599,000 over three years, with total 1969 and current spending around 65 million dollars. The study notes rising drug related arrests and deaths, and that enforcement has not curbed the problem.
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Senate delays action on A pact amid Jackson amendment
The Senate postponed final action on the U S Soviet temporary arms pact signed by President Nixon. Talks for a permanent treaty set for October proceed amid controversy over Sen Jacksons equal ity amendment. Congress recesses for two weeks for the Republican National Convention. Senator Cranston questions Nixon stance on the Jackson amendment.
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Airport security should be federalized says C A B chair
San Francisco AF reports Secor D Browne at the American Bar Association meeting warns the federal government must assume airport security to prevent an air hijacking, noting current security is divided among airlines local police and airport police. He also predicted the U S will buy a foreign built supersonic transport in the future.
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Califa Post Office Filing Details from Doily Review
The Doily Review Inc. notes a second class matter entry for Califa dated March 3 1997. Communications should be addressed to MG Vinton at PCL Box N27 Newword Coll. The publication lists Floyd Sparks as president and Wailiany Chitcore as business manager.
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Airmen Scale Water Tower Threat After Psychiatric Talks
Airmen LC. Michael J. Bradley of Wildwood, Illinois, and airman Gary Johnston of Bristol, Connecticut, both 14, climbed 102 feet up a water tower at Davis-Monthan AFB on Wednesday threatening to not come down until discharged. Seven hours later a psychiatrist Maj. David L. Cutler talked them down and promised treatment. A command spokesman said actions would wait until psychiatric exams.
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Man in England says he killed family over noise
In Solihull England Victor Eeles told police he murdered next door neighbors James Prescott his wife Constance 63 and their daughter Marjorie 27 after years of loud music slammed doors and spying through cracks He described them as Moonlighters Police say his account portrayed a campaign of fear anxiety and misery in the street A neighbor Raymond Parrish confronted Prescott with a carving knife and later sold his house Eeles admitted to breaking into the Prescott home and firing multiple shots killing the three He was committed for trial with no date set.
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Budget rules out troop cut in Europe defense plan
The Nixon administration's next defense budget aims to avoid significant reductions in U S troop strength in Europe through mid 1974. A McGovern administration would pursue deeper cuts, potentially lowering U S forces in Europe from 34 000 to about 10 000, while NATO allies would provide initial superiority in a conflict. U S military leaders argue that a strong ground presence deters and would meet the first shock of a Soviet attack.
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