Nixon's Budget In Deep Red Ink And Big Deficits
President Nixon submits a 1973 budget of 246.3 billion dollars with a 38.8 billion deficit this year and 25.5 billion next. He rejects new tax cuts or raises, seeks more defense and space funding, expands research incentives, and pushes a full employment goal while scolding Congress for higher spending. Military outlays rise modestly, but Health and Welfare tops Pentagon spending due to Social Security costs.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Nixonr
Department of Transportation
Department of Defense
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Pentagon
White House
U.S
Paris
Two Area Fatalities From Separate Accidents
A 14 year old Hartselle boy Thomas Glenn Lindley died after his rope slipped on a swing at home. In Cullman County David Case 30 of Brookhaven Mississippi died from carbon monoxide at a drilling site near Alabama 69.
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Hartselle
Mississippi
Cullman County
Morgan County
Guy Hollaway
Thomas Glenn Lindley
Thomas Vester Lindley
Parker Bridge Rd
W. L. Tucker
Sheriff's Department
David Case
Brookhaven
Miss
Hollaway
Lindley
Harmony Grove
Kenneth Byrum
U.S. Army
Korea
Loyd Byrum
Stuart
Fla
Violet Delane Lindley
Mayzell Byrum
Jack Lindley
W. L. Turner
Henegar
Susan Rawls
Hartselle Junior High School
Tucker
Case
Alabama 69
Simcoe
Cullman
Woman sought in $650000 check cashing scheme
Police across Europe search for a dark haired woman about 31 who cashed McGraw Hill checks for 650000 tied to a claimed Howard Hughes autobiography. An international warrant from Zurich accuses fraud after a complaint filed with the district attorney. She used the name Helga R Hughes at a Swiss bank.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Europe
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Howard Hughes
Time Magazine
Helga R. Hughes
McGraw-Hill
H.R. Hughes
McGraw- Hill
Petty Differences Delay Wallace Center Construction
A dispute over where heavy equipment sits at the Lurleen B. Wallace Developmental Center halted work on a $7 million gymnasium project. Dr. Paul Burleson, board chairman, cited a location and responsibility clash among the facility site, contractor, and a general contractor. Architect Bob Adams called it a petty difference and noted several firms involved are G and W Asphalt Co. and Boudrow and Sons Contractors. The conflict prompted a re-examination of site duties and halted progress until the dispute is resolved.
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Ben Windham
Lurleen B. Wallace Developmental Center
State Mental Health Board
Paul Burleson
Burleson
Bob Adams
Charles H. McCauley and
Adams
G and W Asphalt Co
Degatur and Boudrow and Sons Contractors
Birmingham
Arctic air plunges Alabama towns in 1963 cold snap
On this date in 1963 a severe arctic outbreak hit Alabama with temperatures dropping below zero in several cities. Waterloo reported 8 below, Athens 7 below, Madison Bridgeport and Scottsboro 2 below Mobile.
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Teckete
Financial . S
Alabama
Waterloo
Athens
Madison
Bridgeport
Scottsboro
Mobile
Dial
Court Upholds Welfare Rule Ruling Stays in Effect
The Supreme Court, in a brief order, unanimously upheld lower court rulings striking down residency based welfare laws. The order reaffirms the 1969 decision that minimum residence requirements violate travel rights and equal protection. No explanation was given for the action.
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Washington Star
Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
New York
Connecticut
High Court
Nixon urges strict spending ceiling to curb federal outlays
President Nixon called on Congress to stop raids on the Treasury by imposing a rigid cap at 246.3 billion dollars for fiscal 1973. He cited deficits of 38.8 billion in 1972 and 25.5 billion in 1973 and warned that growth requires tax-supported restraint to fight inflation and spur employment.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Treasury
Capitol Hill
George Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
White House
Shultz
Alabama Chamber Sees $2.7 Budget Share in Nixon Plan
The State Chamber of Commerce reports Alabama would receive about 2.7 billion of President Nixon's 246.3 billion fiscal 1973 budget. The figure reflects the state’s allotment within the proposed federal spending plan.
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Montgomery
State Chamber of Commerce
Alabama
Nixon
Nixon Family Hughes Loan Probed by Justice Dept Study
In 1961 Kennedy aides studied possible criminal exposure over a 205000 loan from Howard Hughes to Nixon relatives. The loan was secured by a vacant lot owned by Hannah Nixon and later leased to F Donald Nixon then subleased to Union Oil. Justice Dept examined potential violations of political contribution and bribery laws.
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New York Times News Service
San Francisco
Kennedy
Nixon
Howard R. Hughes
California
Richard M. Nixon
Department of Justice
Hughes
Hannah M. Nixon
F. Donald Nixon
Union Oil Co
East Whittier Boulevard
Whittier, Cal
Justice Department
Richard Nixon
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Clifford Irving
Clark Clifford
Washington
Defense
Johnson
Clifford
Howard Hughes
Robert F .Kennedy
Donald Nixon
Nixon's, Inc
Frank J. Waters
Hughes Teel Company
Waters
Los Angeles
Hughes Tool Co
Hughes Company
Hannah Nixon
Nixon Company
Phillip Reiner
James J. Arditto
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