Senate Heads Aim For Fast 72 Session
Senate leaders seek quick action on annual appropriations to fund next year’s government. Republican Hugh Scott urges floor consideration by June 1 to speed budget bills, amid anticipated summer recess for the Democratic convention and uncertainties about finishing before year end.
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San Diego
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Finance Council Okays Aid For Family Planning
The Kansas Finance Council authorized $200000 in federal funds for family planning. Of this, $150000 will go to county health departments to establish local family planning units. The action follows a state board of health request and amid legislative spending ceilings on state agencies. Also approved were small increases to the psychologists fee fund and the second injury fund, plus moving and travel expenses for a forestry, fish and game director hire, salary range for a bindery supervisor, and pay rates for the state printer.
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Richard D. Wettersten
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Minnesota
Key Biscayne Climate Sets Tone for Nixon Brandt Summit
At Key Biscayne Florida President Nixon and West German Chancellor Willy Brandt opened a summit seen as cordial and low key. Officials say talks will exchange views on broad East West relations and Western alliance roles with no expected dramatic outcomes or new agreements due to Schiller’s absence and already advancing economic talks.
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IRS Sets To Begin Check On Price Posting
IRS agents will check retail stores for violations of freeze period price posting rules next week. Focus will be on large chains with annual sales above 100000, posting ceiling prices on top selling items, with food items fully posted for large retailers. Consumers are advised to request new ceiling prices if increases exceed 2.5 percent, though many increases have been approved beyond that. The rule requires cost justification for price rises. Compliance is expected smooth, as regulators report good retailer response.
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Internal Revenue Service
Price Commission
IRS
Veterans Barricade Statue of Liberty Protest Forces Court Order
Government lawyers sought a federal court eviction to remove 16 antiwar veterans who occupied Liberty Island’s Statue of Liberty in a protest. The group rejected a promise to reopen the monument to sightseers while remaining on the island. The protests, linked to Vietnam Veterans Against the War, also touched Betsy Ross House in Philadelphia and a Travis Air Force Base hospital ward.
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Lower Manhattan
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Kansas Center for Regional Progress to aid Topeka
In Topeka Gov. Docking and Midwest Research Institute announced a Kansas Center for Regional Progress to help local groups plan and implement community development projects. The center aims to boost economic and social growth with initial funding of 100000 dollars from Battelle Memorial Institute and federal matching funds 40000 dollars. Charles Kimball and Charles Long of MRI outlined the program to Docking.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas Center For
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas Center
Battelle Memorial Institute
Center For Regional Progress
Charles Kimball
Charles Long
Docking
Kansas Cities
Warning To Irish Kids Warning To Irish Kids
In Belfast the British Army handed out leaflets to Northern Ireland parents warning that toy guns can be mistaken for real weapons. Army reports say children as young as five or six play Ambush, prompting patrols to fire in error on occasions during Christmas holidays.
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