Economy eclipses Watergate in Congress concerns
Congress members returning from a month home say constituents worry more about inflation and the economy than the Watergate scandal. Senators Inouye Eagleton Thurmond McClure Front-line Democrats varied. many call for hearings to end while others want more inquiry. Mitchell reports rising impeachment pressure in the black community.
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Washington
Congress
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Missouri
Thomas F. Eagleton
Associated Press
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Jerome Waldie
California
Nixon
Clean Air Hearing Resumes in Dallas
A federal panel resumes public hearings in Dallas on four EPA plans to cut air pollution. Public comment runs until Oct 16 with hearings in Washington, Atlanta, Denver and San Francisco. Citizens and officials from several states weigh options while a Dallas group demonstrates a hydrogen engine deemed irrelevant by the hearing officer.
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Dallas
Southwest
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington
Athlanta
Denver
San Francisco
EPA
Regalia Party Date Is Changed Kansas University Class of 1974
Kansas University's class regalia party is moved to Sept. 28 from Sept. 14 in the Kansas Union cafeteria. Senior dues holders can claim regalia from 2 to 5 p.m. and may buy memberships then. Seniors vote for their class gift and nominate for the HOPE Award. Officers pursue Bette Midler concert.
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Kansas University
Susie Fowler
Shawnee Mission
Kansas Union
Bette Midler
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Jerry Litton
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Clifford P. Hansen
Rwyo
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Rep
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Rcolo
al Ullman
D-Ore
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Parren J. Mitchell
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