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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1977

Page

9

Senate panel votes to kill eight water projects

Washington based Senate subcommittee, amid efforts to avert a presidential veto, voted to eliminate eight water projects Carter deemed environmentally or economically unsound. The action targets projects including Lake Mead, Yatesville Lake, Fruitland Mesa, Savery Pot Hook, Narrows Unit, and Oahe, with the Auburn Dam not on the list. House support for stopping funding was weaker, making a veto override unlikely. Stennis defended the move as a good faith adjustment and denied White House talks.

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Quake danger seen for dam Auburn project

EDF official says federal consultants warn Auburn Dam sits in a seismically active zone and could suffer a 6.5 magnitude quake, far exceeding its 5.5 design. urges halt as Interior Secretary Andrus planned to tour the site.

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Panel reviews Slovik case

Washington US Army review board examines possible injustice in the World War II firing squad execution of Pvt Eddie Slovik the only American soldier executed for desertion He died Jan 3 1944 and his widow Argoinette Slovik seeks relief including insurance and a body relocation from the unmarked grave of shame. The Board for Correction of Military Records scheduled a hearing as Mrs Slovik recounts years of denial and seeks full disclosure of the death sentence and its context.

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Carter moves ahead on national health plan push

President Carter said Congress is unlikely to act this year on several programs he has submitted but he proceeded with plans for a comprehensive health insurance proposal. He met with advocates and Democratic House members while noting energy and tax reform debates remain unsettled and Congress has much on its plate.

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McGovern Halts Cuba Aid Plan Amid Senate Debate

Senator George McGovern withdrew a Cuba trade proposal as the Senate began a broad bill on foreign aid for fiscal 1978. The move came during debates over food for peace and U S relations with Fidel Castro, with McGovern saying the amendment would trigger long, unproductive deliberations. The measures include about 1.7 billion for the State Department and related programs, while other actions target Ethiopia and Argentina for human rights concerns.

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Talks advance on Panama Canal treaty prospects this summer

United States and Panama report good progress in negotiations over the canal’s future. Secretary Vance, in private OAS meetings with 25 foreign ministers, cautioned on human rights yet avoided confrontations as U S aid policy toward Latin America looms.

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Wives delaying first births as birth rate falls

Washington reports Census Bureau data showing American wives are delaying first births to older ages and overall birth rates are dropping. The 1971 survey and follow up indicate fewer births per thousand married women and a rising share having children later, with lifetime averages around 3.6 by mid decade.

Washington UPL Census Bureau Martin O'Connell Bureau

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