Nixon Plans Revenue Sharing Sessions With Governors
President Nixon plans at least three more private sessions with state governors after a Des Moines briefing on revenue sharing. Governors from both parties praised the talks as frank and flexible with Ehrlichman and Hardin shaping a base year and regional approach to federal funds.
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Warren E. Hearnes
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Hearnes
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Nixon aides discuss desegregation push and federal forms
A report cites conversations with President Nixon and aides about desegregation in New Orleans and the burden of federal aid applications. Ehrlichman emphasizes policy flow from states to Washington while Richardson pledges to streamline HEW forms after audits show excessive length.
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Elliott Richardson
Capital Candidate Has Simple Platform Ex Convict Seeks Mayor
Oklahoma City mayoral candidate Robert H. Denton II, once on death row for a former wife's boyfriend murder, aims to lead the city after 16 years in prison and later work as an insurance man and contractor. He promotes church, victory gardens, and wage fairness while promising safe transport and jobs for average working people.
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Oklahoma
Denton
Oklahoma City
Lis
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Troubles, Inc
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Agriculture Department weighs ban on 2 4 5 T weed killer
The Agriculture Department frets over possible prohibition of the brush killer 2 4 5 T amid ecologist concerns and potential higher costs for cattlemen and farmers. A 1969 scenario could raise grower expenses by 52 million if substituted chemicals are needed. A full ban on phenoxy herbicides could cost 172 million.
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Petite Coed Chooses Tent Living Over Apartment Life
Monica Lutz a 23 year old former Fiesta Days queen and El Centro Junior College student lives in a by twelve foot tent after moving from an apartment last August. She works as a model and recalls a snowy incident when the tent roof collapsed trapping her for about 45 minutes. She spent the night frightened that the tent would fall again.
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Tex
San Antonio
el Centro Junior College
Monica Lutz
Student lives in tent to finish college amid financial strain
Monica, daughter of a retired Army officer from a $40,000 San Antonio home, lives in a tent behind a house with seven students after moving four times. She keeps two rooms, shares a bath, and pays some bills while aiming to graduate, rejecting TV and embracing nature.
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Monica
San Antonio
Nation's Milk Production Up in February 1971
The Agriculture Department reports February 1971 milk production at just over nine billion pounds, a one percent year over year rise. February daily output rose five percent from January. first two months total up 1.2 percent from Jan–Feb last year. Average cow production in February was 725 pounds, up two percent from 1970 and four percent from January.
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Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
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