Campaign spending limits debated amid 1970s proposals
Washington lawmakers grapple with overall campaign expenditure caps for presidential, Senate, and House races. Pastore's bill would set a per vote ceiling and seven cents for TV, plus disclosure and tax credits for contributors. Administration and Sca tt proposals differ on scope and emphasis. Nixon urged broader limits and transparency in funding.
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Nixon studies withdrawal pace as Vietnam plan eyed
President Nixon reviews military strategy reports in California to decide whether to speed up the Vietnam troop withdrawals beyond 13 500 men a month. He plans a live nationwide broadcast next Wednesday to announce the cut and assess the Laws invasion results. The White House indicates the next pace may stay at 12 300 a month and shifts timing of the policy statement to before the April recess.
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Senate Defeats Plan for Worker Pay Proposal
The Senate rejects by a wide margin a plan from Senator Birch Bayh that would have extended costly wage terms, leaving workers jobless. Opponents said the draft was faulty and favored by business interests, prompting criticism from many senators.
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Senate hearing questions 1968 juvenile delinquency act
Senate subcommittee hears that the 1968 Juvenile Delinquency Prevention and Control Act has shown limited impact with rising juvenile crime, blaming federal delays and Nixon administration policy. Bayh cites 18 and under crime trends, recidivism, and funding gaps while urging evaluation before renewal.
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Draft reshaping ends divinity student exemptions
Washington reports debate over a new draft proposal to abolish exemptions for divinity students and expand service by extending the draft to July 1, 1975. The plan also ends undergraduate deferrals and offers a three year nonmilitary option for conscientious objectors, amid partisan opposition and pay boost concerns.
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Indian aide Whima Choctaw appointed social assistant
Whima Choctaw a Native American aide who allegedly lied about her Indian status was appointed social assistant to Interior Secretary Rogers C Morton for Indian affairs. Miss Victor, educated at Wisconsin State College Milwaukee and Oklahoma Universities, started her career in 1941 teaching at the Shiprock New Mexico federal school on a Navajo reservation.
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EPA orders top air pollution controls for new plants
The EPA will require the latest pollution control devices on all new non-nuclear power plants and related facilities including refineries and cement plants. Rules begin with Federal Register publication and become effective within 210 days. The agency will also set nationwide emission limits for asbestos, beryllium, and mercury, designated as health hazards.
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Calley supporters push clemency and action in protests
Lt Calley supporters form ranks with organizations and individuals urging broad clemency and restoration to active duty in the Army. A Columbus Georgia American Legion post began a national campaign to raise funds for Calley’s defense. A widow in Ville, Mrs Inge Dunbar, circulated a petition protesting the conviction. Residents in Wallas planned a silent march to show sympathy with Calley amid protests against the verdict. Protestors included young soldiers in civilian dress at St Benning stockade.
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Navy seeks equal opportunity plan for all sailors
Admiral Zumwalt outlines a Navy program to boost minority recruitment and education, eliminate bias in assignments and training, and make the service a model of equal opportunity. A special task force will draft and oversee implementation, with Lt Cmdr William Norman citing improved support and progress since Zumwalt’s leadership.
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Medina Says All U S Citizens Share Guilty Guilt
Medina, commander at My Lai, testified that all Americans share in the guilt of the My Lai case and the Calley trial. He insisted he did not order the civilians slaughter yet called the verdict harsh and said he will resign from the Army regardless of acquittal. He said the incident and verdict leave him with no alternative.
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Lloyds of London Refuses Insurance on Nessie Capture Stunt
Lloyds of London refused to underwrite a 2.4 million dollar insurance policy on capturing the Loch Ness monster. A whisky firm sought the prize coverage, but the company said the risk was too great and the request was submitted Monday by the whisky firm.
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Fragmented OCR Notice From The Daily Review Publication
Fragmented text from a Daily Review edition includes stray names and addresses with vague publication details. The readable fragments mention offices in Hayward California and Alameda County, a March date, and subscription and circulation notes amid garbled lines.
BART Fare Projections Stir Bay Area Transit Plans
District officials in 1956 predicted fares for the BART system with a maximum cost for the longest ride from Fremont to Daly City. Yesterday a district executive cited a possible top fare around $1.50, while another spokesman said no exact figure is set yet. Officials described the fare study as in a flat-rate stage and noted projections through 1978 to balance operating expenses with remaining competitive.
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