Kissinger citation dropped amid substantial compliance claim
Rep Otis Pike chairing the committee said the contempt citation is moot after substantial compliance with a subpoena seeking covert action recommendation details. An open session reported a Tuesday briefing by White House aides to three members, with State Department suggestions over a 14 year period identified.
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House backs revision of city bankruptcy law
The House approved a measure to ease municipal bankruptcy by waiving a prior 5 percent creditor approval requirement and letting a judge decide fairness and feasibility. The bill aims to allow reduced payments and possible wage and pension concessions for city debts, with opposition over tying it to larger cities. In Albany, Gov. Carey proposed a broad austerity package including a salary freeze, tax hike, and spending cuts.
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Ford health bill targets worker protection push
Washington reports Congress ordered administration to boost federal protection of worker health. The bill assigns OSHA greater emphasis in site inspections and authorizes up to eight million dollars for an occupational cancer program, as part of a larger four nation health measure sent to the White House. Ford urged a billion dollars less funding than approved, awaiting deficit decisions. Conferees criticized past occupational health inspections in issuing the report.
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Foreign aid bill advances to White House
The House passed a compromise foreign aid bill authorizing 3 billion dollars for disaster relief food and development aid to poor nations. The vote was 255 to 160. Representative Thomas E. Morgan called the bill humanitarian with no provisions for rich nations.
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Betty Ford Visits School Activity in Honolulu
First Lady Betty Ford joined handicapped children at Sultan Easter Seal school in Honolulu. She rolled clay, sang, and spoke with four year old Bernard Myers, who presented a lei and discussed the school, while mothers watched on a rug. Mrs Ford praised the parents for their patience and the children’s future.
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