Lawmakers fire up 178.1 billion in money bills
The House received a package boosting total current session requests to 178.1 billion. The Appropriations Committee recommended large sums for labor training, social services, child development, economic opportunity, and disaster relief from Agnes. Net outlays may drop 1.5 billion, while overall spending could rise about 6 billion with non appropriation actions.
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White House aide admits fabricating letter in Muskie plot
AP reports Ken W. Clawson acknowledged fabricating a letter harming Edmund Muskie’s presidential bid and now denies the claim. FBI found that the break in and alleged bugging tied to a sabotage plan by White House and CRP officials. Kissinger arranged talks with the North Vietnamese in Paris. Senate moves to limit busing in school desegregation, needing two thirds to cut debate. Saigon reports North Vietnamese gains as U S hits North Vietnam with over 300 air strikes. McGovern TV plan to end the war. Agnew accuses McGovern of obfuscation. Nixon-Congress fight over a 250 billion spending limit intensifies as House vote nears.
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Girl Born To Dr and Mrs Frank Paulik Of St Louis
Dr. Frank Paulik a Monsanto Co research chemist and his wife welcomed a daughter weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces at 9 p.m. Sunday at DePaul Hospital in St Louis. The baby's maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold Quinlan of Mexico Route 2.
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Utilities Seek Funds to Cover Research Costs
Missouri electric utilities filed applications with the Public Service Commission to include in electric rates the cost of participating in the Electric Power Research Institute. If approved, residential MPL customers would pay about five cents a month for the program, aimed at lowering electricity prices, extending fuel supplies, improving energy efficiency, and aiding environmental initiatives through expanded R D across member agencies.
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Bond Dowd Debate At Missouri University
Democratic candidates Bond and Dowd faced off before 1,800 at the University of Missouri in Columbia. Bond attacked Dowd over disclosure of campaign contributions and pledged to dismantle the political machine. Dowd countered that he is not part of Jefferson City’s establishment and urged attention to mental health and education while criticizing the Nixon era and Vietnam policy.
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Bakers Warn Wheat Sale Adding Costs
SAN FRANCISCO AP The American Bakers Association warns the U S wheat sale to Russia will raise flour costs and could permanently damage bakeries. The group says exports matched the industrys annual wheat use and will force price spikes, with small and large bakers at risk of losses and job cuts as flour and wheat prices soar.
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Manson Moved To Folsom Prison
Convicted mass murderer Charles Manson has been transferred from San Quentin to Folsom Prison as part of California’s dispersal of inmates. He is placed in the adjustment center for evaluation before joining the general population, with officials noting cautious steps to manage his integration.
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Dixie Grays In Marching Festival at Hannibal
MHS News Today reports Dixie Grey Band members will return late tonight after performing in the Hannibal Marching Festival under Charles Winking of Quincy College. Bands from Missouri and Iowa participated.
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Mrs Clyde Albright Enters St Joseph Hospital for Surgery
Mrs Clyde Albright of St Peters formerly of Mexico entered St Joseph Hospital in St Charles today for surgery. She is a niece of Mrs William L Gibson of Mexico.
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Seek To Amend Textbook Ruling In Missouri Case
A St Louis law firm filed a motion in St Louis County Circuit Court Mortiday to amend Judge Ovilla W Richardson's ruling on the constitutionality of the state textbook law. The firm says the decision's wording blocks districts from providing books to teachers in both public and private schools and seeks language allowing public school teachers to receive books through state funds while private school teachers would be excluded.
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