Reagan Defends Narrow GOP at Leadership Conference
Former Governor Ronald Reagan urged the Republican Party to stay true to conservative principles at the leadership conference, opposing broadening the party to include moderates and liberals. He criticized efforts to blur party distinctions and argued for balanced budgets and strong defense while targeting outreach through conservative programs.
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Ronald Reagan
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Reagan
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Rockefeller
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Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
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Republican National Committee
Dairy group says USDA forecast aims to kill milk bill
Patrick B. Healy of the National Milk Producers Federation accuses the Agriculture Department of predicting price hikes to defeat legislation raising milk supports to 85 percent of parity. He says the bill itself would not raise bottle milk prices in most areas, despite projected increases in April and quarterly adjustments.
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National Milk Producers Federation
Agriculture Department
Dairy bill could raise milk costs in 1976
Agriculture Department experts estimate that rising dairy supports to 85 percent of parity and quarterly cost adjustments would lift manufacturing milk supports from $7.24 per hundredweight to $8.19 by January 1976. They say the higher base would push costs up about 4 cents per half gallon, 10 cents per pound of cheese and 20 cents per pound of butter.
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Costly U.S. building not used after trade deal
Rep. Jack Brooks says a Laguna Niguel government building traded for 19.5 million dollars remains mostly empty a year later. GAO found no law violated though the deal drew congressional scrutiny and Rockwell valued the property higher at 27.3 million.
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Government Operations Committee
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GSA
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Refugee aid barred without security clearance
A provision in the foreign aid bill would block U S assistance for refugee migration to any country if the refugee lacks security clearance designed to prevent Communist infiltration. Rep Les Aspin warned the rule could cripple U S refugee aid efforts worldwide. A State Department source called the move alarming and expected it to die in committee.
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Les Aspin
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D-La
International Committee of the Red Cross
Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
United Nations
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