Nixon says crime in streets under control in budget plan
President Nixon touts a crime containment claim and shifts focus to organized crime and narcotics in his budget message. He seeks a $120 million boost for treatment and enforcement, a $246.3 million overall Justice Department rise to a record $1.47 billion, with LEAA getting $169 million of the increase.
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Nixon proposes record FDA budget hike amid food safety push
President Nixon unveiled a 69.7 million dollar increase in the 1972-73 federal budget for the Food and Drug Administration raising its total by 64 percent, to expand inspections and widen product safety powers. The plan ties to recent food safety crises and faces congressional review.
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Proposed 1973 Agriculture Budget Sees Net Cut Despite Subsidies
The Nixon plan would raise crop subsidy payments by over 1.1 billion and boost rural housing loans by about 542 million, yet trim overall Agriculture Department spending to 11.005 billion for FY 1973. Food aid would rise to 4.1 billion, with offsets from reduced crop loans and other cuts.
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Mariner 9 reports desert hills and canyon systems on Mars
After a dust storm delay Mariner 9 finished its first 20 day mapping cycle at Mars. New photos reveal dark splotches canyons craters rills and a vast chandelier like canyon complex near the equator.
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Tragic East Side death shocks Buffalo suspects held
Police found a severely harmed young woman dead in a bathtub at an East Side apartment. Three suspects, including two Burgard High School students, were arrested for serious case and criminal facilitation. Evidence included a hacksaw crowbar knives and other tools. victim age 16 to 20, unidentified.
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Detroit boys defend home in gunfight with intruders
Charles Medley and his sons Charles 12 and Gary 8 used a 38 pistol and two shotguns to stop an intruder and his girlfriend who forced entry while Mrs Medley hid. Gary shot the shotgun, Miss Bryant was killed, Baker was wounded and later charged with attempted murder. The father praised his sons for acting in an emergency.
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Nixon seeks Medicare premium repeal and aging boost
President Nixon urged Congress to wipe out the $5.60 to $5.80 Medicare monthly premium for about 21 million seniors and cover the $1.5 billion gap with higher payroll taxes. He also proposed $50 billion for aging programs next year and boosted funding for homemaker, health, and transportation services to help the elderly stay in their homes.
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Nixon proposes education budget with desegregation aid
President Nixon submitted a budget to Congress showing current education programs cut by 282 million dollars. He argues that passage of revenue sharing and a school desegregation aid bill could raise total education spending by over 328 million.
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Federal Budget Forecast Signals Tight Five Year Outlook
The Office of Management and Budget projects continued federal money pressure through 1977 with a small potential margin. For fiscal 1977 starting July 1 1976 revenues could reach 346 billion while costs of current and proposed programs total 323 billion leaving about 23 billion. 1976 shows revenues of 314 billion versus costs of 309 to 317 billion with a possible 30 billion surplus from a year earlier. Nixonearlier pledged new aid to relieve local property taxes for school financing but details remain scant. Higher education programs including student loans are expected to total 1.2 billion this year.
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