Major Roll Call Votes Show Congressmen positions July 7 1975
Washington area members of Congress recorded on major roll call votes June 25 and June 27. The debate covered Panama Canal, illegal aliens, and State Department treaty negotiations. Several representatives from Texas districts voted on amendments affecting the canal zone and immigration funding.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Washington
Congress
U.S
Panama Canal Zone
Departments of State, Justice and Commerce
State Department
Panama
Gene Snyder RK
Canal Zone
Senate Ratiheatior
Ralph Mete Thi
Ames
Capitol Roll Call and Antitrust Debate Summary
Lawmakers approved a 22.5 million uplift for the Justice Department Antitrust Division to handle rising workload with 19 litigated cases in six months. The bill raises the federal debt ceiling to 531 billion to cover increased salaries and expenses, amid partisan debate over federal spending and deficit concerns. Nine House members voted yes, including Heinz, while Burleson, Mahon, Lajan, and Wis voted no.
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Jus Department
John Heinz
R-Pa
Ford
Steven Symms
Idaho
Burleson
Mahon
Lajan
Wis
Congress
John Tower
R-Tex
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Domenici
R-N.m
Mont
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Harry Byrd
I-Va
Feder ‘al
Paul Faninin
R-Ariz
Russians Firm On Emigration In Trade Talks
Moscow reports the Kremlin will not ease emigration limits in exchange for U S trade and credit terms, as Rural Life notes. comes after 14 U S senators met Soviet officials to press the trade for emigration issue.
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Moscow
Kremlin
United States
U.S
Detectives Nab Tickets Thief
A 23 year old man was arrested at a local club after attempting to sell stolen concert tickets to Det. Gary and Lucus. The theft from Johns Jeans at South Plains Mall involved 100 tickets worth $10 each for a Rolling Stones concert held Sunday. Police recovered 22 tickets at arrest.
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Gari
Lucus
D.R. Bridgers
John
Methodists Name Lorenzo Couple As Missionaries
The Lorenos are named as Methodist missionaries assigned to Indi to carry out social work and religious duties. They will assist pastors, teach care and feeding of families, distribute aid, and tend to needs in their mission area. Departure from the site is scheduled for September 6 with return to the United States pending assignment.
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Lomex
Lorenzo Enieie
Rayne
Nal Revisa
Olton Buckaroos Rodeo Set For Youth Events
Olton hosts its second annual Buckaroos Rodeo with events for ages three to nine. Highlights include stick horse races and pony events, plus team calf roping, girls goat tying, and boys steer digging. Entry forms available at the Okon Chamber of Commerce.
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Olton
Okon Chamber of Commerce
Pope Paul VI Blesses German-born Convent Aid Worker
Pope Paul VI on Sunday blessed Johan Hein ich Kart a German-born helper who aided victims of Napoleonic wars and later violent upheavals in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Johan Heinich Kart
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