Kissinger Fame Steady As Public Eye Grows
Gallup poll shows 78 percent identify Henry Kissinger, with 84 percent favorable opinions and a 9 to 1 tilt toward favorable views of his role in Nixon's foreign policy. The survey of 1,517 adults across 300 localities was conducted Feb 16–19.
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Henry Kissinger
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Congress gridlocks cloud School Aid for 1974
Washington reports that 16,500 paper school districts face a bleaker outlook as Congress delays funding. Nixon's plan to fold federal aid into a revenue sharing framework clashes with lawmakers, making timely disbursement unlikely and leaving aid levels uncertain for the new fiscal year.
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Executive Branch
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Subcommittee
Claiborne Pell
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Robert Dykes Tops Hike or Bike Contest
Robert Dykes won first place in the Gerald Myers Hike or Bike for Tykes contest turning in 460 dollars as his helpers Dave and Rick Hare pushed him along the iy miles. Kenya Versarhears placed second with 446 dollars and Ann Weaver third with 371 dollars. Leisa Robertson won a drawing for all contestants with 0 or more and Pamela Tramel and Stacey Berry Till won age related sponsorship awards. Money totals from Lubbock Christian College and Lubbock State School were noted with overall collections topping 5573 dollars.
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