Congress Challenges Pentagon Over Safeguard Fight
Congress challenges Pentagon policies as debate over President Nixon's Safeguard antiballistic missile plan surfaces. Lawmakers push defense spending scrutiny to fund civilian programs amid Vietnam-related budget pressures and a shifting security-priorities landscape.
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Maine
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South Dakota
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Michigan
Stuart Symington
Missouri
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Economy in Crisis Hits Brasilia as Bureaucrats Benefit
Brasilia enters its tenth year with high unemployment and a stalled economy. The Dec 13 congressional recess freezes pay and curtails overtime for 3,500 capital workers while construction idle and retailers seek court protection from creditors. The government vows minor public works and faster ministry transfers from Rio.
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Gasoline tax rises in California to fund flood repairs
In Sacramento California AP June 1 the gasoline tax increases one cent to eight cents a gallon to finance road and public facility repairs damaged by last winter’s floods. Governor Ronald Reagan signed the bill Friday saying the move will bring in about 7.5 to 8 million dollars monthly and it will expire in six months unless revenue reaches the needed total sooner.
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