Government Probe Aims at $14 Billion Research Spending
House Rules Committee will review measures to create a special committee to conduct a yearlong probe into federal research programs totaling about $14 billion. Rep Carl Elliott leads the push, arguing for a full return on investment and better agency coordination. The plan faces potential pushback from other committees wary of turf and impact.
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Miss Anne Thinking of Her Town in Scotland
A Dunoon town councilwoman aims to banish the Polaris squadron from Dunoon over concerns about prostitutes arriving by steamer from Glasgow, a move that could upset merchants who profit from U. S. sailors. She noted restrictions would not apply to personnel with wives and families in Dunoon.
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Concorde Supersonic Airliner Aims for 1960s Finish
Britain and France back a joint Concorde project to supply commercial aviation with a supersonic transport by decade's end. British Aircraft Corp and Sud Aviation will design develop and build the aircraft intended for ten passengers and speeds around Mach 2.1.
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Fewer Strikes In California
In San Francisco UPI reports California saw about 260000 man-days of idle time in the first half of 1983, the lowest since World War II for such a period. By contrast 1962 had 7870000 idle days and 1982 posted a postwar high of about 1250000 idle days in the same span.
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124 Million Monorail for L A Proposed Subway Upgrade
Goodell Monorail Systems Inc. says it can build 12 miles of underground rapid transit as part of a 43 mile backbone in Los Angeles. The plan estimates the subway at 124 million dollars with 18 terminals in the Wilshire Westwood sink, and would resort to a surface line thereafter if approved by the Metropolitan Transit Authority and local officials.
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Physicist Wins Court Victory Over Police In San Diego
San Diego physicist John Roberson, 2, carries a loaded revolver as a symbol of passive protest after a superior court judge dismissed a police mental illness petition. Police released the pistol from the county jail and returned it, noting no grounds to withhold. Roberson has prior clashes with police over a U-turn license and a scooter ride on Wabash Boulevard.
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Johnson urges unified minority action to fight discrimination
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson called for united effort by all minority groups to end racial bias. He announced a regional conference in November to address Mexican American job and education opportunities and warned that pitting minorities against each other will prolong the struggle. Johnson urged solutions for all minorities, not just one.
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Shark in hotel pool shocks Torquay guests
In Torquay England hotel guests at the Imperial Hotel discovered a six foot shark in the pool. The shark was dead. A hotel official blamed the incident on hooligans.
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Politico Warns Negro March May Spark Mob Scene in D C
In San Diego Rep Rob Wilson of the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee warned officials fear a Negro civil rights march on August 28 in Washington could resemble a mob scene. He said the Defense Department is readying paratroop units and helicopter landing areas to prevent trouble and that government offices may close for the day with workers given a holiday. He projected 100000 to 150000 demonstrators converging on the capital to march to the Lincoln Memorial. He also called Sen Thruston Morton a leading GOP presidential dark horse with a TV friendly persona and a non renewing Senate term for a freer campaign.
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