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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1971

Page

9

Nixon Mills Clash Over Textile Imports

President Nixon and Rep. Wilbur Mills clash over Japanese textile imports as Mills pushes for negotiated relief and Nixon backs quotas and monitoring. Mills' role in Japanese talks sparked party spats while Byrnes and others warn of broader trade impacts and revenue sharing opposition.

Nixon Wilbur D. Mills Congress Mills United States U.S Maurice H. Stans Japan Hong Kong Taiwan South Korea House Senate Ways and Means Committee John W. Byrnes Wisconsin UW Tpg Rvmae & Pout Government of Committee Byrnes

Legal Services Program To Gain Independence

Washington AP report: Congress and the White House push rival plans to restructure the anti poverty legal aid program. The proposed National Corporation for Legal Services would be a private nonprofit agency providing aid to the poor with a 184 member board and budgets rising from 61 to 140 million dollars. President’s team contends changes remain under review as critics fear new rules limit attorney operations.

Washington Conis National Corporation For Legal Services

Capital To Get New Mail Plant

Postmaster General Winton Blount announced a national bulk mail system by 1975 with 21 major handling buildings including a satellite facility in Oklahoma City. The plan costs under 1 billion dollars and aims to save about 30 million annually, resolving chaotic parcel handling and reducing damage rates.

Washington Winton M. Blount Oklahoma City Blount House Post Office Committee

Oklahoma Governor Declines Petition Drive Support

Gov. David Hall says initiative to legalize pari mutuel betting and liquor by the drink will not get petition drives backing them. He adds the issues will be placed on a statewide election ballot.

Oklahoma City David Hall

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