Senate curbs on presidential impoundment funds
The Senate voted 68 to 4 to bar presidents from impounding funds without a 60 day congressional ratification, while approving a fiscal 1974 ceiling $700 million below the proposed budget. The action follows Supreme Court and lower court rulings that Nixon illegally impounded funds, potentially freeing money for highways disaster loans and the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Lang autopsy shows heart failure not poisoning
Hannibal Missouri. The daughter of former Senator Edward V Long says the air seems sheared after autopsy results. Dr Stanley Hall, Hannibal pathologist, announced the findings that Long died of heart failure with chocolate in the stomach and no poison or brain tumor detected. Helen Dunlop, Langs secretary, previously said he believed he was poisoned and passed a lie detector test.
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Butz Says America Can Outsell World
Agriculture Secretary Hatton Butz told Congress that the United States can outsell the world if Nixon is granted power to negotiate concessions to open new markets for U.S. foodstuffs. He urged passage of the trade bill to reduce foreign barriers and boost exports, citing Russia purchases and rising global demand for meat and grain.
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Gas plan aims to ration quotas for all outlets
UPI reports the administration proposes voluntary guidelines to keep gasoline flowing, requiring refiners and distributors to supply each customer the same percentage of crude oil and products as in the base period. Industry leaders welcomed the move, while OEP said only potential spot shortages may occur. Peters summary details broader energy policy moves and refinery capacity concerns.
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