Demos suffer jolt on campaign plan
Washington to pass a law limiting TV ad spending by parties faces a setback as Republicans on the Senate Rules Committee vote to permit higher TV time for both parties in 1972. The bill, now headed to the Senate floor, would allow up to the full $14 million broadcast cap, expanding use of TV ads while media rates for political candidates are lowered in the 45/60 day preelection windows.
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Quotas Imposed on Contractors for Minority Hiring
UPI reports Labor Secretary James D Hodson announced a plan to enforce racial hiring quotas on federally funded construction projects over 500000 in value. The San Francisco program targets five high paid trades and requires good faith efforts to hire minority workers, with unions responsible for supplying the workers or risk non union hires.
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Snubbed official criticizes Nixon police meeting
Washington AP report notes New York Police Commissioner Patrick Murphy condemned being left out of a White House gathering with President Nixon and Attorney General Mitchell. The meeting, described as window dressing by a Justice official, followed talks on federal aid. Mitchell announced federal compensation of 50000 dollars to survivors of fallen firefighters.
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The Daily Review Publication Notice Details
A garbled public notice from The Daily Review includes names Ines Hogddparkt and Willie Chutcate with references to 116 W Wink Ave and addresses in Fremont. The text lists office contact numbers, publication parties, and dated entries inconsistent in spelling and format, reflecting OCR damage from a 1897 era document.
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Lead levels in air rise in 3 cities study shows increases
EPA reports lead in air rose at 17 of 19 sites across Los Angeles Philadelphia and Cincinnati during 1951 62 1968 69 levels varied by site with increases up to 64 percent in LA and 36 percent in Philadelphia The agency notes air lead mainly from auto exhaust and that blood effects require further study including data on women near sites and future releases in Chicago New York Houston and Washington D C
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Mills takes free rides aboard jets
Rep Wilbur D Mills Democrat Arkansas planned another free ride aboard a company jet to Oklahoma as he campaigns against President Nixon's revenue sharing plan. Mills, chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, has accepted seats on jets owned by Sears Roebuck and Kerr McGee in the past nine days. He will fly to Oklahoma City to address the state legislature and oppose the proposed federal revenue sharing to state and local governments.
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Nixon Cousin Plea From Welfare Seeker Studied
UPI reports President Nixon received a letter from his California cousin Kathy Timberlake asking for help due to illness and poverty. The White House declined comment while confirming the existence of other relatives on welfare in rural California. Kathy’s father, Dr. P E Timberlake, said he had no knowledge of the letters.
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Nixon unveils broad clean energy program with nuclear focus
President Nixon announced a plan to secure clean energy for the nation, prioritizing new generation nuclear reactors as a key solution. The proposal requests about 1090 million dollars in new funding for research, pollution reduction, expanded federal land leasing for oil and gas, and development of novel power sources, amid partial budget freezes.
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