Night of Music and Politics Mix At Louisiana Show
Jerry Lee Lewis fired up the audience with piano energy as George Wallace arrived to a raucous crowd. Wallace spoke and flashed a thumbs up while in a wheelchair with wife Cornelia nearby amid the Alabama political event. A Patton descendant donated Gen Patton’s two ivory pistols to the Ft. Knox military museum, presented by Ben Patton in a ceremony before the museum dam. Sammy Davis Jr. battled bronchitis but planned to perform that night in Las Vegas after a brief illness.
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Census poverty figure questioned by GAO over benefits
GAO argues census poverty estimates exaggerate the number because they omit in kind and cash welfare benefits. A House subcommittee cites a family of five with 14 000 income plus 13 000 in benefits, suggesting some may earn less by working due to welfare incentives.
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Mondale to seek Senate action against Medicare rise
Senator Mondale announced plans to introduce a resolution in the Senate to block the administration’s plan to raise Medicare and patient cost sharing. He cited support from a majority of senators and noted that 23 million seniors would face longer waits and higher out of pocket expenses under the proposal.
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Showdown Over Senate Health Bill Set for Vote
Washington reports the Senate begins debate on a 323 billion health bill aimed at quick confrontations with the administration over health reform. Sponsored by Senator Edward M. Kennedy and others, it would extend over 40 programs, including hospital construction and community mental health, into a second year pending passage Tuesday.
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Demos Propose Counter Budget To Limit Gscal Spending
A Senate Democratic policy committee plans a counter budget that would spend less than Nixon’s $974 billion Gscal request. Senator William Primare of DWis. said the package includes a spending ceiling and an amendment barring the president from vetoing or refusing funding. The move aims to curb any unapproved expenditures by Congress.
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Local Chicanos urged to push reforms at the local level
Henry Mo Ramirez, chairman of Nixon's Cabinet Committee on Opportunities for Spanish speaking People, urged Spanish speaking Americans at the National Spanish Speaking Business Development Conference to focus on local improvements. He praised revenue sharing and said manpower training health education and housing priorities should be addressed locally with more funding at the local level than in Washington.
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The Madrning News Publication and Office Listings
A garbled advertisement shows publication details for The Daily Reviews brand with offices in Hayward San Leandro and Fremont. It lists subscription rates and addresses in Winton Avenue Hayward and Parrott Street San Leandro along with a telephonic contact and office locations.
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Federal official suggests 40 mph speed limit to save gasoline
Darrell M. Trent, acting director of the Office of Emergency Preparedness, says local shortages could trigger a 40 mph nationwide speed limit to conserve fuel this summer. He notes higher speeds waste fuel and estimates a 10 mph reduction could save 11 to 20 percent per car.
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Transportation plan to save six bankrupt railroads
Washington urged Congress to form a for profit corporation to consolidate assets of six bankrupt Northeast railroads. Transportation Secretary Brinegar said the plan aims to create one or more viable lines, financed mostly by private capital, with government tax relief but no direct federal aid. The six carriers include Penn Central, Boston and Maine, Lehigh Valley, Reading, Erie Lackawanna, and others facing bankruptcy.
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Nationalization gains in Gallup poll on railroads
Gallup polling finds 88 percent favor government control of railways with 44 percent opposing nationwide. Northwest region shows strongest support as six major lines face bankruptcy, according to UPI dispatch from Princeton.
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OEO Critiques Study On Community Action Programs
Washington reports the Office of Economic Opportunity challenges a Utilization Survey of community action agencies. OEO analysis flags flawed methods and questions whether CAAs truly mobilized local funds, while noting 1969 to 1972 gains and a push by Nixon to cut new federal funding. Morgan J. Doughton calls the study unreliable and argues CAAs risk overstaffed bureaucracy instead of effective local change.
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High court to settle dispute over wiretap evidence use
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if the Justice Department may use wiretap evidence not strictly approved by law. Cases from New York City and Baltimore dating to the Nixon era are before the court with appeals awaiting next fall or winter. The issue centers on who authorized taps under the 1968 Crime Control Act and the Wilson letters indicating deputy signoffs.
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White House helicopter fleet debate and proposed buy
Rep. Les Aspin argues the White House helicopter fleet should be expanded by 17 new helicopters at an estimated cost of 97.7 million dollars, to carry dignitaries. Pentagon officials say the new aircraft would replace the current fleet rather than add to it, while a Pentagon spokesman cites safety and security needs.
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