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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1971

Page

5

Nixon Welfare Reform and Revenue Sharing Outlook

White House aides forecast passage of welfare reform and revenue sharing in 1972. MacGregor cited Senate moves before March 1, Mills proposal and administration intent to push, with cooperation from Democrats. Klein warned of bold 10 year impact and youth vote mobilization. defense budget rise discussed. bipartisan effort to avoid lag in implementation noted.

Nixon Bademoar Klein White House Clark MacGregor Senate Finance Committee House MacGregor Russell B. Long D-La Senate

Columnist and critic Gerard Gaghan dies in Louisville

Gerard J. Gaghan, 69, longtime Philadelphia Daily News columnist and drama critic, died Monday in Louisville after retiring two years ago. He served 26 years at the paper and was known for his sharp theater commentary.

Louisville Gerard J. Gaghan Philadelphia Daily News Gaghan

Frances Nash Watson Dies. Widow of FDR Aide

Frances Nash Watson, known as Nash, died Monday. She was the widow of Maj. Gen. Edwin M. Watson who served as military aide and private secretary to President Franklin D. Roosevelt for 12 years.

Charlottesville Frances Nash Watson Nash Edwin M. Watson Franklin D. Roosevelt

Kindergarten Plan Okayed In Tulsa By Board Vote

Tulsa Board of Education approved a voluntary integration plan for kindergarten by a 6 to 1 vote on Tuesday. The plan aims to mix students from different backgrounds in early grades as part of desegregation efforts.

Tulsa Tulsa Board of Education

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