Congress Proposals Span Rail Health Tax and Education Reforms
Lawmaking overview shows measures for rail strikes and workers health standards, rail loans up to 125 million, 138.2 billion of 140.1 billion year budget, transit capital aid, extending education programs, Post Office reform, unemployment benefits, airport funding, tax overhaul with Social Security rise, and expanded family planning and school meals. Several provisions failed, including direct presidential election, equal rights amendment, and desegregation fund proposals, while others advanced or were vetoed.
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Board of Governors
Post Office Department
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Senate
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Consumer Protection Agency
House Rules Committee
Maryland drug education program openness for teachers
The Maryland State Leadership Team promotes a TV series to inform teachers and bridge the gap with youth about drugs. The course topics include History of Drugs Pharmacology Drugs and the Law Facts and Fallacies and Instructional Communication. First session is on Jan 7.
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Maryland
Nixon vetoes sustain across health education and housing bills
President Nixon used his veto powers freely with original appropriation bills for Health Education and Welfare and Housing sustained. His rejection of an education money bill was overridden. He lost a veto on a 2.76 billion Hill Burton hospital program extension. Congress sustained vetoes of training programs for public service jobs, financing family doctor training, and limiting broadcast political campaign spending.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Housing Department
Office of Education
Hill-Burton
Congress
Fire Company To Hold Elections Tonight
United Fire Company Number 3 will conduct its annual meeting tonight to elect officers and hold a banquet. Fourteen candidates seek seven board seats with Millard Mastrino facing James Morgan Jr for Captain. Polls will be open 6 to 8 p.m. A Resolution Committee will report on deceased firemen. mayor Frederick county commissioners and State Firemen's Association officers are invited.
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United Fire Company
South Market Street Company
Maryland
Millard M. Mastrino
James M. Morgan Jr
United Company
Frederick
State Firemen's Association
Three Charged In SS B and E
Chester Leroy Stone 25 of Stone Road is held on 10000 bond for a Jan 2 breaking and entering at Southern States Co operative on East South Street. Frederick men John Henry Brant 23 of Park Avenue and John Leroy Trent 29 of Willow Brook Road also held on 10000 bond. Det. George Himes and Tfc. John Reburn investigated.
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Chester Leroy Stone
Stone Road
Southern States Cooperative
East South Street
Frederick Men
John Henry Brant
Park Avenue
John Leroy Trent
Willow Brook Road
George Himes
Tfc
John Reburn
Governor Robbed in New Mexico During Inauguration
AP report from Santa Fe says a thief took a 700 walkie talkie from Bruce King’s car on New Year’s Day as he was being sworn in as New Mexico’s 21st governor. The incident occurred during the inauguration ceremony.
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N.M
Bruce King
King
New Mexico
Ex-Agent Reveals Spying on Colorado Youth Group
Former military undercover agent Oliver A. Pierce says he spied nearly six months on a Colorado youth group and its leader Jerry Kvasnicka to counter suspected antiwar influence. He operated from Ft. Carson in 1969 as part of an Army domestic intelligence effort aimed at GIs at the fort.
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Colorado
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Pierce
Ft. Carson, Cole
Army
Boston
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jerry Kvasnicka
Carson
Krasnicka
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