Hearings Begin On Impoundment Bill
Senate subcommittee opens hearings on a bill to require congressional approval within 60 days for presidential impoundment of funds. Sen. Ervin leads the measure amid GOP Democratic rifts over spending, with focus on education, highways and rural development impacts.
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Time For Bracelets Drawing To An End
At Clark Air Base Philippines thousands wear nickel copper bracelets inscribed with names ranks and dates of Americans imprisoned or missing in Indochina. With POWs returning the campaign ends as wearers plan to break theirs. Camp officials may collect bracelets to hand to returning servicemen.
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Evans Aiming for Joint US Soviet Docking Mission
Evans, Apollo 17 command pilot, returns to Kansas and says he hopes to join the 1975 joint space docking mission with Soviet astronauts. He plans to stay in the space program, exploring new roles, but rules out public office ambitions. He spoke in Topeka after meeting Gov. Docking and addressing the Kansas Legislature.
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Dole Praises Bush at Kansas Day Dinner
Senator Bob Dole affirmed George Bush will handle duties well as Bush spoke with Dole and Senator James Pearson at the Kansas Day Dinner. Bush urged broader Republican participation and rejected quotas while praising Nixon and G O P service.
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SAT Item Writers Shape College Board Tests
The piece profiles Miriam Burstein of Hunter College High School as an ETS item writer. It explains how advisory committees, teachers, and outside contributors craft SAT and achievement test questions used by about 1.5 million students and 3,500 colleges, with editors, psychometrics, and yearly writing duties.
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