Election reform pushed by Brown
U S Rep Clarence J Brown urged enactment of campaign reform measures unveiled by the Republican House Task Force on Election Reform. The proposals call for complete disclosure of contributions and spending to prevent future Watergates and require candidates to have a single committee and designated bank for records.
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Brown
Washington
U.S
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Republican House Task Force On
Outlook says US meat supply may stay tight through year end
Agriculture Department foresees domestic red meat supplies for the rest of 1973 not exceeding the last half of 1972. Butz argues good range and delayed slaughter keep cattle out there while price caps lift Sept. 12. Beef is labeled national meat with possible fall glut and higher imports not enough to offset tighter output.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Beef shortages warn of tight meat supplies nationwide
Kroger president Lyle Everingham says cattle are not being brought to market and predicts a weekend shortage of many beef cuts. He cites price controls and a 400 laid off workers across 13 plants with more job losses possible if Phase 4 limits stay.
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Associated Press
Lyle Everingham
Kroger Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kroger
Everingham
New York City
Haldeman Refutes Dean Testimony On White House Meetings
Haldeman testified before the Senate Watergate committee that he heard two White House tapes countering Dean's claims about two meetings with Nixon. He acknowledged approving a Feb 3 1972 memo funding White House political projects including a $90000 black projects line for Colden. He said the memo covered funds through Aug 20 1972 and denied ties to prior black advance work. He described running a tight White House operation aiming for zero defects.
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Haldeman
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Charles W. Colden
Colson
Robert Cardian
Campares
Committee
Samuel Cash
Haledeman
Weather forecast for Mid Dletown area tonight and Wednesday
A few thundershowers are forecast for the Mid Dletown area tonight with cloudy skies. Lows tonight in the 60s and highs in the mid 70s tomorrow. yesterday's high was 74 and the low 68.
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Middletown
Campaign reform stalled in House after Senate approves measures
Senate approves a campaign finance bill 82 to 8 to curb big money and create independent enforcement. House blocks action on pay raise bill 237 to 156, delaying reform and signaling uncertain fate for the Senate-passed measure tied to Watergate fallout.
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Washington
House
Senate
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Republican Conference
Charles H Percy
Ill
Skylab 2 space walk delayed as crew heals
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma recover from space sickness and finish tidying the space lab. A planned space walk is postponed another day with conditions to be reassessed as doctors note zero gravity adaptation.
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Paul Buchanan
Space Agency
Buchanan
Garriott
Ousma
Orbiting
Children Silent No More Seen In Modern Age
A reflection on changing norms as children are no longer expected to be quiet. The piece notes visible shifts in how children are perceived and treated in contemporary life.
Ohio to vote on four constitutional amendments in November
Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced four proposed constitutional amendments by the General Assembly will appear on the November ballot. Issue I would base agricultural land valuation on uses, Issue II would remove the 3000 dollar exemption cap, Issue III seeks unified court administration and salary rules, and Issue IV proposes a cash bonus for Vietnam veterans.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
General Assembly
Ted W. Brown
Common Pleas
Butz Eyes Farm Bill Veto Threat as Conferees Meet
Congressional conferees head into a sixth farm bill session facing a renewed veto threat by Agriculture Secretary Ear L. Butz who would back a veto unless the package aligns with a tight budget and full production aims. Rep. W. R. Poage warns no more concessions. debate over food stamp bans for strikers widens House Senate rift.
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Washington
Agriculture
Ear L. Butz
National Agricultural Pease
W. R. Poage
House
Senate
Butz
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