Withholding Threat Delayed In Welfare Funds
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration will delay for three months its threat to withhold about 700 million dollars in federal funds from states not clearing welfare rolls of ineligible or overpaid recipients. The delay gives states more maneuvering room for a compromise and requires reallocating 125 million in federal spending cuts to meet the 250 billion dollar budget ceiling.
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Miller Leads Boyle in Mine Workers Recount
Arlington. Arnold Miller holds a growing lead over W A Boyle as observers report Miller with 31 345 votes to Boyle 26 145 in the union super-vised tally from 1 300 locals across 25 states. The count, nearly halfway to the 130 000 vote estimate, widens Miller’s edge to 55 percent of counted ballots in the court ordered election.
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Docking faces pivotal tests in Kansas legislature
Gov. Robert Docking signals his 1974 political plans depend on the 1973 and 1974 sessions. He hints at a possible Senate bid or a fourth term, citing federal highway funds issues and the need to protect programs like tax reform and the property tax circuit breaker. He pledges to push a spending lid, extend tax provisions, and boost education funding.
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