Governors Clash With Nixon Budget At Governors Conference
Kentucky Governor Wendell Ford led a Democratic assault against President Nixon's budget, calling it a mockery of stated goals and saying it shifts the federal deficit to states. Other governors including Evans of Washington and Carter of Georgia testified on federalism and state responsibilities at Muskie's subcommittee hearings.
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Wendell Ford
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Nixon
Edmund S. Muskie
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Muskie
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Carl Albert
Ford
Daniel Evans
Evans
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Jimmy Carter
Administration Tells Hoffa Not To Press Luck
The Nixon administration warned James R Hoffa against trying to regain power in the Teamsters. Attorney General Kleindienst said the government would enforce the commutation conditions if Hoffa violates them. Hoffa seeks a March 11 meeting to discuss lifting the 1980 union activity ban.
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Washington
Nixon
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Morris Shhenker
Schenker
St. Louis
Stanford Rehabilitation Program Shapes Sex Change Patients
At Stanford University Medical Center, patients learn grooming and social skills to blend as the opposite sex, with surgery possible after extensive testing and a mandatory 12 month wait. The program emphasizes rehabilitation, counseling, and social integration, aided by professional models and job placement help.
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Stanford, Calif
Stanford University Medical Center
Pat Gandy
Gandy
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