Environmental Adviser Train Targeted as EPA Director
White House sources say Russell E Train, Nixon's chief environmental adviser, will be named director of the Environmental Protection Agency. He would replace William R Ruckelshaus, who left EPA in April to serve as acting head of the WEI. Train, aged around 38, heads the Council of Economic Advisers and previously led the Conservation Foundation before joining the interior department in 1969.
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Brandt urges NATO spending not to fall after pact
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt said the US Soviet arms accord does not require reduced NATO defense spending. He told Europeans on Sunday that they must accept more responsibility, but he stressed there should be no defense cuts.
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Reactions Split Over Watergate Broadcasts Across Nation
A wide range of public opinions emerge as the Watergate hearings enter their third month. Viewers from Boston to Sayville react to ongoing coverage, with some demanding impeachment and others calling for progress, while individuals weigh the President's conduct and the credibility of officials.
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CIA Involvement Scrutinized in Kennedy Chappaquiddick Case
Congressional inquiry reveals CIA tools and undercover methods used in high profile investigations including the Pentagon Papers and Sen. Ted Kennedy's Chappaquiddick incident. Subcommittee chairmen propose legislation to curb CIA domestic activity and tighten oversight, amid disputed testimony on the agency’s role and false identifications.
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Census Bureau reports mixed progress for Black Americans
The Census Bureau notes gains in education with more Blacks in college, but persistent income and poverty gaps. In 1972 about 727,000 Blacks enrolled in college, while median Black family income remained far below Whites at 6300 versus 11500. Poverty and joblessness rates favored Whites.
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Kennedy backs generic drug substitution push in Boston
UPI reports Senator Kennedy of Massachusetts supports giving pharmacists authority to substitute cheaper generic drugs for brand name prescriptions pending FDA quality checks. He argues the current system drives up costs for patients and that physicians could specify a generic by its chemical name, allowing pharmacists to choose a suitable lower cost alternative.
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Unions OK P O contract ratified by four USPS unions
Washington AP reports a new two year contract with the U S Postal Service has been ratified by all four unions representing about 617 000 of the service 700 000 workers The agreement raises wages by about 1000 annually and was approved after prior ratifications by the American Postal Workers Union National Rural Letter Carriers Association and the Mailhandlers Division of the Laborers International Union Officials of the National Sender Carriers Association announced membership approval Friday evening.
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Aspin calls probe of $1.3 billion Safeguard ABM overrun
Rep. Les Aspin says a congressional inquiry is needed into a suspicious cost overrun for the Safeguard anti ballistic missile site under construction in Grand Forks North Dakota. He cites Defense Department figures showing the single ABM site now exceeds the 1969 estimate by about 1.3 billion, with possible Army cost mismanagement behind the overrun.
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Probe confirms Rebozo under IRS audit in Miami
Miami IRS chief Edward A. Reinke said Charles G. Rebozo is under an audit of seven years of finances. He noted about five percent of returns are audited, with higher rates for higher incomes, and the review was completed July 16 from out of state auditors.
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POWs face new mutiny charges claim
Air Force major Maj Cage W Leonard Carter, a former POW, accuses the Army of failing to fully investigate dismissed misconduct charges against ex-prisoners and says he will press for new mutiny charges. He cites inadequate review by Army and Navy officials who had previously dropped related cases. Leonard, who was imprisoned in North Vietnam, argues POWs were not given a fair chance to present their side.
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Public funding proposed for Senate and House campaigns
Senate Republican Hugh Scott and Sen. Edward Kennedy proposed public financing for Senate and House campaigns under a comprehensive reform bill. Each candidate would receive 20 cents per eligible voter from general revenues, with funds disbursed via direct appropriations. Candidates taking the subsidy would be barred from other contributions unless it would exceed the per district allocation. The measure faces a Rules Committee vote, amid criticism from liberals over limits and spending caps, and from others who oppose any ceiling. Presidential public funding via tax checkoff is discussed but still requires appropriations and faces opposition.
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Medicare Out of Pocket Costs Rise for Elderly
Government figures show Americans aged 64 and over paid more out of pocket for medical care since before Medicare. Average annual payments grew from 234 in fiscal 1960 to 276 in the latest year, as HHS notes spiraling costs and higher use of hospital and doctor services. Administrations argues higher costs deter utilization and supports a proposed shift of some costs to beneficiaries.
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Agnew Says Nixon Help Not Needed in 1976 Run
New York UPI report cites Agnew telling Alsop he could seek the presidency in 1976 without Nixon backing if he lacks hunger for the office. He cites relief from Watergate involvement and calls for dignified inquiry by respected figures. Newsweek notes Kissinger warning critics may harm U.S. authority abroad.
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Hospital bombing coverup claimed by pilot in Vietnam
MIAMI AP A former Air Force pilot Gerald J Greven testified Sunday that he directed a bombing raid on a supposed hospital in South Vietnam but officials later concealed the hospital designation The officer said he was reprimanded for mislabeling the target and the testimony was given to Senator Harold Hughes as the Senate Armed Services Committee investigates bombing policy and B52 actions in Indochina
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Whiplash injury awareness from a chiropractors view
Health article emphasizes early examination after auto accidents to prevent chronic issues. Dr Hernden and colleagues advocate thorough chiropractic evaluation to identify hidden causes of neck pain, headaches, and nervous strain. They warn many victims forego treatment, risking long term disability.
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