Campaign Spending Could Reach One Billion By 1984
Washington AP reports that by 1984 political campaigning may total about 1 billion dollars if spending trends continue. Senate bills seek per voter ceilings while debates push for reform and possible public financing amidst Watergate concerns.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
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D-Ill
Nixon
Maurice H. Stans
Senate Watergate Committee
Stans
Election Reform Commission
Economists See Slowdown After Economic Boom
AP report surveys top economists on 1973 growth risks with Bank of America and Conference Board forecasts. They warn sustainable growth may falter, possibly avoiding a full recession but predicting slowed output, higher unemployment, and a 1974 risk pattern as housing and investment cool.
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John Cunniff
New York
Bank of America
United States
Conference Board
Alexander Trowbridge
U.S. Commerce
Lionel D. Edie & Co
Washington
Edie
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Lawrence R. Klein
George R. Green
F. Gerard Adams
Nixon Daughter Stands Up For Father In Watergate
Julie Nixon Eisenhower emerges as a vocal supporter of her father amid Watergate. She accepts many public appearances and TV spots, receiving ovations and kisses while defending the President and addressing teen groups and GOP youth leaders at White House events.
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Washington
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Julie
Pat Nixon
White House
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