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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1972
Page
14
Walder voted NO on S-337 boosting penalties for drug pushers toward minors and NO on S-336 barring suspended sentences for illicit drug manufacturing. Minish leads narcotics crackdown, backs foreign aid cut for drug shipments, supported the Drug Abuse Act of 1968 and anti crime bills in Congress.
Eye Walder was sole state senator to vote against S-2198 banning public display and voice of pornographic material. He also missed votes on S-2197 restricting obscene material to minors and A-162 for a media obscenity study commission.
A state senate record criticizes Milton Walder for missing 39 percent of votes in 1970 and 30 percent in 1971, marking an average four year absence on key measures. He missed 844 votes during his four year term, including flood relief senior citizen aids tenants rights and consumer environmental protection.
The text notes that Congressman Minish maintained high attendance and voting rates in the 91st and 92nd Congresses 99.8 percent and 98.2 percent respectively It highlights his co sponsoring of a 20 percent Social Security increase and bills for cost of living benefits Medicare prescription drug coverage rent control elderly housing tax exemptions college tuition credits and ending tax loopholes It also credits him with advancing federal responsibility for welfare and strong veteran benefits including pensions disability payments and education opportunities
The text contrasts Milton Walder’s Senate record with Congressman Minish who opposes busing. It notes one direct vote on busing in Congress, H.R. 13915 from 1972, the Equal Educational Opportunities Act, where Minish voted in favor of restrictions. The vote is cited as Page H 7883 of the Congressional Record dated Aug. 17, 1972.
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