House OKs Wilderness Preserve landmark conservation bill
Washington reports the House passed a landmark conservation bill by 373 to 1 after three days of debate. It would set aside nine million acres of wilderness from development and eventually add up to 64 million acres to a wilderness system with Senate support, while allowing limited mining for 25 years. The measure was praised as historic by Morris Udall and endorsed by conservation groups, with final action contingent on Senate approval.
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Chrysler Deal Is Disputed
Washington filing shows the Justice Department seeks to block Chrysler Corporation from acquiring Mack Trucks Inc in a May 12 agreement. The suit argues the merger would substantially lessen competition in the truck and diesel industry and seeks a permanent bar preventing dissolution of Mack as an independent producer.
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Closer Check on Banks Due
Washington lawmakers prepare bank ownership surveillance bill after several failures. FDIC calls for tighter reporting of ownership changes to federal supervisors to curb mismanagement. National banks would report stock changes to the Comptroller. state banks to the FDIC.
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Turncoat No Pay Bill Approved
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved a bill to allow withholding pay of turncoat servicemen who refuse repatriation after capture. It references Korean War cases and Supreme Court rulings on back pay up to discharge, with withholding to apply after charges are filed.
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Quake Noted In Tokyo Area Near Chiba Prefecture
A weak earthquake struck Tokyo and surrounding areas Thursday afternoon. The Central Meteorological Agency located the epicenter in central Chiba Prefecture southeast of Tokyo.
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House Speeds Boost in Government Pay
Washington (UPI) the House moved toward final enactment of a 334% pay raise for Congress and federal workers, boosting next year’s pay from 22,500 to 30,000. A 244 to 131 vote sent the bill to a House senate conference to reconcile versions. Opponents warned of inflationary risks, while supporters urged timely action.
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