House Democrats adopt reforms to curb abuses
Washington (UP) After seven hours of debate the House Democratic caucus approved reform plans to curb cash fringe benefits and tighten committee powers. Rep. Obey led a group to drop a proposal granting the speaker future control of the Administration Committee. The plan includes creating a commission for further reforms and reshaping member allowances into a single $37,500 annual account with flexible use and strict vouchers.
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Expansion urged for Youth Conservation Corps
The Senate Interior Committee backed bill to broaden the Youth Conservation Corps to include 13 million young adults ages 19 to 24. It would offer year round jobs in reforestation trail building fire fighting and other conservation work on public lands. The plan passed 8 to 0 with one Republican member voting. The House earlier approved a similar measure.
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Daily Review and Morning News Consolidation Notice
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Ford gets job bill veto predicted
Republicans say President Ford will veto a four billion public works jobs bill sent by Congress. If approved, it would trigger a second veto fight this year as Democrats push to win a showdown. The bill funds job creation through two billion for public works, one point two five billion for state and local aid, and seven hundred million for water plants in thirty three states.
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U S aides exit Quemoy and Matsu islands
Washington announces withdrawal of military advisers from Quemoy and Matsu, two Nationalist Chinese isles near the Chinese mainland, as part of Shanghai communique steps after Nixon's China visit. The move follows a broader U S pullback from Taiwan forces amid easing tensions and long-standing artillery attacks earlier in the 1960s.
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