Butz Scoffs At Food Shortage At Farm Convention
Indiana speech at Kahana Farm Bureau convention features Secretary Butz dismissing food shortage fears while noting possible fuel shortages could affect farm production He criticizes a report linked to Hightower calling Washington a screwball in economic policy terms and defends U S agricultural capacity
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Lag AP
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Butz
Kahana
Hightower
Washington
Automakers Get Green Light On Price Hikes
Detroit AP reports the national authority approved auto price increases as a way to curb consumer costs. Ford GM AMC and Chrysler set varying wholesale and consumer price targets to average beyond 15 dollars on full size models and around 140 dollars on compacts. The council demands limited price moves and notes competition may curb excess.
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Detroit
Cot of Living Council
Ford
AMC
John T. Dunlop
Chrysler
Lynn Townsend
Senate panel eyes major changes in government
Senate Watergate Committee deputy chief counsel says the final report will urge major reforms including a one term six year presidency limit and removal of the Department of Justice from the executive branch. He cites possible subpoenas for Howard Hughes aides and attorney, and says C G Rebozo may testify. Public attention focuses on potential witnesses and prosecutions.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Senate Watergate Committee
United States
Rufus Edmisien
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Mittee
Department of Justice
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Howard Hughes
Hughes
Robert Maheu
Richard Danner
Chester Davis
Nixon
Edmisten
Hiros
C. G
Bebe Rebozo
Watergate Committee
U.S. Attorney
District of Columbia
Agnew To Fight Bar Action In Maryland Court
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will appear in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court on December 18 to contest disciplinary action by the Maryland State Bar Association. His lawyer said the three judge panel hearing in Annapolis should last no more than a day. The bar seeks review and a ruling tied to his October 10 no contest plea to a federal tax evasion charge.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Anne Arundel County
Maryland State Bar Association
Leon H. A. Pierson
Agnew
Pierson
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State Bar Association
Administration of Justice
Nixon Plans New Health Program
Washington AP reports President Nixon will unveil a national health insurance program later this year with a formal submission in January. The plan aims to broaden health coverage and reduce costs through a federal proposal.
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Nixon
Washington
Gow
House Panel Questions Food Safety
A House committee panel criticized a Federal report on DES and other drugs in animal feed as vague and shallow while noting residues can remain in meat. It cited cancer risks from DES and diethylstilbestrol and said FDA bans on these substances remain in force. The piece recalls Trinity College's 1839 Connecticut charter on May 10.
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Ami
Food and Drug Administration
Trinity College
Hartford
State of
Connecticut
Saxbe Nomination Submitted By Nixon
Nixon submitted the Saxbe nomination for William B Saxbe the 51 year old Republican former attorney general to the Senate. Hearings could begin soon with hopes for quick approval before Congress adjourns. Democrats fear the pay bill altering Saxbe’s salary may be unconstitutional, though many favor his nomination.
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Congress
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Senate
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Nixon
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