Milk Probe Dropped by DOJ on AMPI Case
The Justice Department disclosed that John N. Mitchell rejected criminal cases against the Associated Milk Producers Inc cooperative, urging civil action instead. An affidavit by Richard W. McLaren in a San Antonio court relates to the civil suit against AMPI and confirms prior reports of Mitchell’s stance.
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United States District Court
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No Cutbacks: HEW Budget Rests on 1973 Funds Release
HEW undersecretary Frank C. Carlucci said there would be no compensating cutbacks in the 1975 budget despite the release of more than 1 billion dollars in impounded 1973 funds for education and health programs. He called the press conference to quell the 73 question and suggested the spending plan was only best estimates of future use. President Nixon also signaled flexible use of federal transit funds for operating subsidies, while New York officials sought a $200 million federal commitment for transit. In Dallas a light cargo plane crashed near Love Field, killing the pilot and injuring one person in a nearby home. eight residents escaped uninjured.
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