Congress Treats District Bills Like City Council Affairs
In a routine session the House debated District of Columbia matters such as police force participation, juvenile return agreements with Maryland and Virginia, licensing tests for foot doctors, retirement benefits for a widow of a retired DC officer, and teens’ summer work hours. Liquor pricing debates draw large crowds while the District of Columbia Committee, long controlled by southern lawmakers, shapes home rule efforts amid a legislative slum image.
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Wallace Says He Will Run Again in 1972
Wallace stated on ABC that he would be a candidate for the White House in 1972 unless President Nixon resolves major national issues. He cited war, tax cuts for the middle class, reducing spending, restoring law and order, and removing government influence from local institutions like schools. He said he would run unless Nixon solves these problems.
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