House approves anti pollution measure with strong funding
The House backs a comprehensive pollution control plan authorizing over 324 billion to fight water pollution while demanding a two year review on a timetable. Critics note weaknesses like state control of permits, urging the conference committee to press for a tougher, unified program and faster enforcement.
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Ice on Mars Rumors Stir Interest From Mariner 9 Images
The article discusses possible Martian water ice based on Mariner 9 photos. It notes grooves suggesting past liquid water and hints the north polar cap may hide ice beneath carbon dioxide frost. It concludes with a Bible verse unrelated to the science note.
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Making Of A Legend About Cesar Chavez Plot Claims
Washington state and California investigators found no plot to murder Cesar Chavez last July. The piece argues government abuse against farm workers, NLRB actions, and a Nixon administration push to curb the United Farm Workers with broad injunctions and boycott restrictions.
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Hanoi shifts stance on two Vietnams in new strategy
John Roche outlines Hanoi’s shift toward recognizing a South Vietnamese state and a neutral government in Saigon. He notes North Vietnam’s preference for a staged path via a weaker Saigon regime to achieve political aims, potentially influencing U.S. electoral calculations.
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Limiting Presidential War Powers Roils Senate Debate
In Washington a Senate battle over restricting presidential command of armed forces unfolds with Secretary of State Rogers arguing Congress lacks constitutional authority to limit deployment. He warns a 30 day cap would hinder defense and ally protection, while critics link restraints to antiwar sentiment and altered future planning.
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Where To Now For Connally A Look At His Options
John Connally, the 55 year old former Texas governor and current Treasury secretary, faces multiple paths after Nixon pick. He hints at retirement after October and desires private life, travel, and a part time home in Southern Europe while remaining a central political figure with possible future runs.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with rates for daily and Sunday editions. It details motor route delivery costs, single copy prices, and annual mail options, noting advance payment requirements and regional pricing.
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