Rockefeller says Congress meddling with Ford peace efforts
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller charged Congress with second guessing negotiators as he defended U S aid to South Vietnam and a controversial trade bill. He warned that without aid and with Communist victory the blame would rest with Congress.
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Record Food Stamp Use Hits 17 Million As Unemployment Rises
Washington sources say federal food stamp rolls reached a record 17 million in December, a rise from 15.8 million in November. President Ford seeks March 1 benefit cuts, while Congress moves to block the plan with swift legislation and a bill to extend current benefits.
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Watergate reform act bill introduced in Senate
The Watergate Reorganization and Reform Act was introduced in the Senate to implement recommendations from the Watergate committee. Principal sponsor Sen. Ribicoff said passage would help put Watergate behind us and create a permanent independent public attorney and stricter rules for executive conduct and campaign finance, with civil action against abuses.
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Brown's help sought to ease Chicano woes
Sacramento AP A Chicano caucus leader urged the Brown administration to aid Mexican Americans in employment and health care. Assemblyman Peter Chacon cited low Chicano representation in teaching and state jobs, with Chicanos 16 percent of the population but under six percent of state workers and low clerical professional staff in the Capitol.
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Sacramento suspends $270000 garbage study contract
The Brown administration halted a sole source $270000 deal to study a 583 acre West Covina dump site after questions over bidding and potential benefits. The contract, once tied to UC and later a nonprofit, drew criticism from Assemblyman Z’berg and Sierra Club lobbyist John Zierold as details surfaced.
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Clearance Wholesale Men s Sweaters and Sleeveless Tops
Clearance sale item notes limited stock values listed as 10.00 for men s turtle neck sweaters and 1.19 for men s sleeveless sweaters by Arrow. Unclear remaining details and product conditions due to damaged text.
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