Towns Fight Permissions and Patches in 1973 Street Work
Ten area mayors surveyed by the Journal-World say 1973 brought progress and challenges as towns tackled street resurfacing water and sewer projects. Eudora paved 22 blocks spending about 200000 while upgrading billing and a civil defense siren. Tonganoxie studied water wells and completed a 500000 gallon tank as it plans more paving and light upgrades. DeSoto shifted to county police, pursued sewer and water improvements, and received 68 acres of federal land for a nature park. Baldwin cut street lights to save energy and pursued water projects amid rising rates.
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Nixon Congress Battle Goes On
Washington AP reports the 98th Congress ended with party clashes and Nixon impeachment inquiry set to continue. Congress forced action on Vietnam limits and war powers, reined in funds, boosted Social Security, and advanced energy measures while Nixon’s vetoes waned. impeachment inquiry ongoing with over 30 lawyers and GAO investigators.
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House Judiciary Committee
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