Nixon to address Congress on arms talks delay of war funding
Washington United Press International reports that antiwar funding legislation is paused as President Nixon prepares a televised address to Congress. Lawmakers want clarity on the arms agreement and any shifts in strategic plans before resuming action.
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Washington
UPI
Legilation
Nixn
Congress
Whail
Senate
Strategale
Nixon
Spm
Edt
Fort Office Hayward Ca 1897 Ad Notes Rates
Fragmented OCR shows a historical advertising notice for an office in Hayward California with subscription rates and addresses. Mentions Fort Office Hayward, billing details, and contact numbers, plus a San Leandro reference. No clear narrative event detected beyond a newspaper ad listing rates and locations.
Consumer safety bill to form five member commission
Washington AP reports a House Commerce panel advances a consumer product safety bill after four revisions. The plan creates a five member commission appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate to regulate consumer hazards in home, school, or play settings, excluding food drugs cosmetics motor vehicles pesticides tobacco and firearms.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
John B. Boss
D-Calif
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Senate
Moss
Glue firms seek ant sniffing laws amid misused anti sniffing fears
Washington AP report cites Adhesive and Sealant Council representing 60 companies warning against broad ant sniffing laws. They argue most glue sniffing deaths come from aerosols and other substances, noting 42 deaths in eight months of 1991 with only four tied to glue. Four states have enacted measures. New York is considering legislation.
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Washington
Teday
Adhesive and Sealant Council
Mustan
Gerous
Illinois
Indiana
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New York
Cranston questions Kleindienst fitness for attorney general
Senator Alan Cranston Democrat California voiced doubt that Richard Kleindienst should lead the Justice Department citing concerns over rights and liberties of Americans. He argued the attorney general’s power, if misused, could threaten individuals and minority groups amid ongoing Senate debate on the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Richard D. Kleindienst
Potter
Amencup
Cranston
Senate
Kleindienst
Nominaton
Department
International
U.S
Flameproof sleepwear orders spark industry pleas in Washington
In Washington the AP reports upcoming federal actions affecting manufacturers as pleas grow for safer sleepwear for children. The article notes industry concerns and potential regulatory responses shaping product standards.
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Washington
Jay
Fie
Paroled aide Bobby Baker released after 17 months
Bobby Baker, 43, former Lyndon B. Johnson aide, was paroled after 17 months for tax evasion theft and conspiracy to defraud the VEDA merit. Convicted in 1987 on charges tied to abuse of authority, he began serving again on January 14, 1871 following appeals.
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Bobby Baker
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Baker
Liberal rally behind Mills plan to end tax loopholes
Washington liberals back Rep. Mills as he proposes abolishing all major tax breaks and urges Ways and Means to attach the measure to a debt ceiling bill. Mills says no timetable for action but notes passage would compel Congress to review 54 tax breaks, including those favored by the liberal bloc.
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Washington
UPI
D. Mills
Mills
Ways and
Congress
Meat price surge seen after farm livestock rally
Washington reports a new rise in farm livestock prices after a brief slump. Live cattle hit an all time May high of 93.10 per 100 pounds and hogs climbed about 20 percent from a year ago, signaling likely higher meat prices at retail as producers pass costs to consumers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wedtesday
Niven’ Administration Counomcts
Abo
Tha Price Commission
USDA
Bonuses for combat volunteers in force as recruitment tool
Washington reports the Army and Marine Corps began offering 1500 cash bonuses to volunteers enlisting for combat training. To curb abuses, payments are delayed until after training and combat acceptance, with four year service required. The plan aims to attract volunteers after Civil War era bounty controversies.
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Washington
AFI
Army
Marine Corps
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