Nixon releases impact aid funds to thousands of districts
The Nixon administration will release 507 million dollars in impact aid to about 4,650 school districts near federal installations. HEW says a statement will explain distribution. funds include 68 million for Tropical Storm Agnes relief. Allocations prorated by last year’s formula with 100 to 73 percent entitlements based on enrollment.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
White House
HEW
Nixon Proposes Job Loss Aids
President Nixon asked Congress to set minimum unemployment insurance standards ensuring at least half of the average weekly wage for the unemployed. He urged extending coverage to about 635,000 agricultural workers with migrant safeguards and called for ending benefits to strikers while preserving system neutrality during labor disputes.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Petitions Against Sidewalk Plan Ruled Insufficient
City staff ruled the protest petition for sidewalks in the area bounded by Iowa Avenue 19th 23rd and Louisi ana insufficient under city standards. The protest shows 53.24 percent oppose the 80 000 plan, but signers cover only 41.59 percent of land area. Excluding three school areas the petitions total 51.41 percent of land area. some contract buyers and dual signatures skew counts.
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Iowa, 19Th, 23Rd
Louisiana
Dennis Kallsen
Presidential Power Court Test Looming
The article notes a Supreme Court showdown building over presidential power as federal judges recently disagreed with White House actions. The Nixon administration has not yet said if it will appeal rulings limiting impoundment of funds and dismemberment of the Office of Economic Opportunity, arguing these are political questions. The courts rejected that stance in each case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
White House
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Congress
Docking Opposes Price Rollback in Beef Industry
Gov. Robert Docking said he will back governors of other beef producing states against a proposed beef price rollback in Congress. He warned it would threaten Kansas cattle and economy, causing an estimated 59 million in gross sales loss this year and 121.5 million by year end.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Congress
Docking
Kansas
Hatfield Warns Cambodia Events Echo Vietnam Entry Pace
Senator Mark O Hatfield says Cambodia events resemble secret commitments that preceded U S entry into Vietnam, voiced after briefings from Pentagon and State Department as Nixon reviewed Haig's Southeast Asia fact finding mission.
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Washington
Mark O. Hatfield
Pentagon
State Department
Cambodia
U.S
Vietnam
Oregon Republican
Nixon
Alexander M. Haig Jr
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