13 May 1975
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1975
Page
1
Fragmentary notes show farm bill supporters planning to challenge a veto by President Ford. The garbled text references congressional action and potential votes, with unclear details about dates, committees, or specific farm programs affected.
A national law measure moves through the Senate and House with the Senate approving the draft after a similar House version. The plan clears the chamber but falls short of the two thirds needed to override a veto if the same congressmen vote.
New York City faces a 13 billion shortfall through June 30 for payrolls bond redemptions and the State emergency loan. Mayor Beame and officials urge President Ford and federal aid after Nessen’s remarks, calling them unusual and unfair before facts are reviewed.
The Federal Metal and Non Metallic Board of Review, led by executive secretary Hale with a $19 693 yearly pay, has never reviewed a case in four years. Congress considers abolishing it. the administration asks $60 000 yearly for upkeep. Rep Hechler derides the agency as useless and toothless. Hale says the board has no cases and would support abolition. A Mesa spokesman says the board was thought abolished and notes no appeals this year. Hechler cites open doors and idle phones at the offices.
In seven Northern California counties most hospitals perform only life and death surgeries as a physician boycott over rising malpractice insurance spreads. About 200 anesthesiologists in San Francisco Marin Alameda and Contra Costa counties walked off May 1 after Argonaut Insurance expired.
The Harris poll shows a conservative third party led by former California Governor Ronald Reagan and Alabama Governor George Wallace capturing 33 percent, potentially forcing the House vote. It cites a tight contest between Democrats and third party contenders reshaping the political system.
The Senate moves to end debate on a bill to establish an independent Consumer Advocacy Agency aimed at influencing federal regulatory decisions that affect goods and services. supporters say it fills a need, opponents warn of new bureaucracy and string-pulling by organized labor and politics.
Two American nutritionists Dr Jean Mayer and Dr Johanna Dwyer urge UNICEF to sponsor TV campaigns featuring prominent women to promote breastfeeding in poor countries. They warn early bottle feeding harms infant health where sanitation is poor and call for mass media and health center examples to discourage bottle use.
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