Senate kills foreign aid program in Senate vote
The Senate rejected the omnibus American foreign aid program costing 143 million over 25 years. White House and Nixon aides condemned the move as irresponsible while Mansfield urged developing new ideas and Fulbright questioned the multilateral approach. Debate tied to UN actions and Taiwan’s ouster framed the stakes as administration signals potential revocation of aid after November.
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DDT and PCB found in widespread Atlantic samples
National Solstice Foundation reports DDT and PCB detected across numerous plant and animal specimens from Atlantic Ocean cruises. Findings show PCB levels higher than DDT, suggesting atmospheric transport and broad marine contamination with potential physiological significance.
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Court nominees oppose desegregation letters released
The UPI report notes Justice Dept released letters from Supreme Court nominees Rehnquist and Powell, both opposing integration. ADA opposition grows for Rehnquist confirmation as hearings open. Powell criticized Richmond Virginia annexation and school integration plans, with 1967 and 1987 letters cited.
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Giant canning firm recalls beans over botulism risk
Stokely Van Camp recalls 658 cases of French style sliced green beans from its Indianapolis plant after FDA warning of potential botulinum toxin. A spokesman says the action is precautionary as investigation continues. a Florida incident linked a boy to suspected toxin, while a test on mice confirmed toxin presence in samples.
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Clear Skies Forecast for Tomorrow With Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for clear skies tomorrow with afternoon temperatures rising into the mid to upper 40s. Tonight, lows are expected between 35 and 40 with cloudy skies. West to northwest winds of 5 to 15 mph are expected tomorrow after noon. More weather, page in.
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Reagan vows veto over gerrymander plan at fundraiser
Ronald Reagan declared he would veto any gerrymandered reapportionment. He spoke at a Alameda County Republican fundraiser, blasting Democratic redistricting and urging support for tax cuts, welfare reform, and crime prevention. The speech touched on U.N. China policy and Nixon's trip to China while criticizing Democratic priorities.
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Daylight Saving Time Ends Tonight in Early Morning
The article reminds readers to set clocks back one hour at 2:00 a.m. to standard time, marking the end of daylight saving. It advises people to adjust before retiring and notes the earlier bedtime as the time change approaches.
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