Nixon Budget Aims to Top Two Hundred Billion
Washington UPI reports President Nixon’s new budget is set to exceed 200 billion for the first time though congressional delays slow its passage. Budget officials warn the process is chaotic with late appropriations and many departments flying blind as preparations proceed for the new fiscal year starting July 1.
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Blind boy keyboard dream comes true in Yale home
Stephen Schmucker nine, blind since birth from glaucoma, received a piano from movers in Unionville Ontario. He calmly lifted the lid, played at last, after learning piano and guitar at Brantford Ontario School for the Blind. He wanted to share with his parents David and Mrs Schmucker and siblings Bonnie Judy and Keith.
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Fragmented defence budgets aim to justify costly programs
The fragment discusses how departments must justify proposed increases against national needs or alternatives within the same department. The Pentagon faces a hurdle to prove a new aircraft carrier is needed, then may face trade offs with other military programs if spending is cut. Congress mirrors this by dividing the budget among subcommittees by area.
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