Byrd Proposal Seeks Eight Year Reconfirmations for Federal Judges
Senator Byrd of Virginia pushes a constitutional amendment to require reconfirmation of all federal court judges every eight years. The measure would apply to judges on district and circuit courts, with sitting judges unaffected but new appointees subject to Senate approval again after eight years. Senate hearings are slated to begin in mid May, chaired by Sen. Birch Bayh.
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Aerospace outlook grim as Congress standoff delays shuttle funding
The aerospace industry faces continued layoffs as major firms slow hiring while awaiting Congress action on the space shuttle program. Lockheed and General Dynamics trim payrolls amid uncertain support for the multibillion dollar project, with revenues tied to NASA and military programs.
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Inflation rate sparks new Price Commission powers
AP analysis notes inflation rose to 6.2 percent in January to March after a 1.7 percent rate late in 1971. The Price Commission now has evidence to demand price cuts and rebates, signaling a lasting government role in pricing. Grayson reports about ten percent of firms violated rules in Q1, suggesting improved compliance as awareness grows. Government becomes watchdog partner or more permanent presence.
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Barge Service Inaugurated Between Hawaii and Columbia River
A new twice monthly barge service linking Hawaii with Columbia River ports commenced in December, established by Pacific Alaska California Companies to boost interport cargo.
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Connally's uncertain path to higher office intrigues Washington
Treasury Secretary John Bowden Connally Jr faces a future shaped by his Texas persona and bold IMF actions. Once rumored as a 1972 ticket candidate and a potential 1976 White House contender, he has presided over major policy shifts while maintaining ties to Nixon and Johnson.
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