Congress moves toward end but drive takes its toll
Washington reports the 94th Congress nears adjournment amid long hours and tense votes. The Senate passed a $5.1 billion foreign aid bill and a toxic-substances standards measure while House and Senate action on labor, public works, and energy bills faced veto risks and defeats. Sacramento summaries note Brown signing bills on police access to bank records and student file rights, plus university personnel file inspection and welfare-eligibility paternity questions policy.
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McCarthy Wins Court Orders on Ballot Access
Eugene McCarthy, seeking third party status, won four court orders this week placing him on ballots in Texas, Utah, Maryland and Massachusetts. He said he will be listed as an independent in at least 30 states and aims for about a dozen more.
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House Votes to Reform Federal Lobbying Rules
The House approved the first major reform in 30 years with a 307 to 34 vote after a 12 hour session running from Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday. The measure would expand disclosure of financing and activity by interest groups but must be reconciled with a Senate version before Saturday adjournment and White House action.
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Miners' Chief Urges Delay as Union Votes for Early Election
Arnold Miller, head of the United Mine Workers, protests a convention decision to move the election up to June from November. Lee Roy Patterson leads a faction seeking broader reforms to curb Miller's power, while Boyle allies call the shift a personal rebuke. The vote sets new terms but delays the winner’s office until December.
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Tax reform group rates California legislators on tax votes
The California Tax Reform Association graded 40 of 120 legislators with D or F for 1975-76 tax votes. It praised 67 percent of the Senate and 39 percent of the Assembly with A or A grades and cited bills shifting welfare costs, cutting oil depletion allowances, and closing sales tax loopholes as key targets.
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Bizarre prison escape plot broken up with four arrests
FBI says agents stopped a dramatic plan to free narcotics suspect Roger Fry from Milan Michigan federal prison by helicopter. Four people were arrested including Fry's wife Paulette Fry, with others being hunted. Fry heads a San Diego cocaine and marijuana ring.
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Gromyko assails Rhodesia peace plans at U.N.
At the United Nations KisSinger proposals for Rhodesia draw sharp Soviet criticism as political gimmickry and cash handouts aimed at stalling black nationalist movements in southern Africa. Western allies face shared concerns over puppet governments in Namibia and South Africa.
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