Inaugural Fetes Test GOP Ticket Power and Costs
Washington reporters note a roaring demand for seating at Nixon's January 20 inauguration. Tickets cover swearing in at the Capitol, parade viewing, and post‑inaugural balls. High rollers may spend about 1500 dollars for three days of events, with weather and protocol shaping access and choices.
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Texan Defends Oil Drilling Funds Amid Criticism
John Edward May of Dallas defends public oil drilling programs as conservative bets with tax write offs and depletion allowances. He notes improved self policing by Oil Investment Institute and a tighter SEC posture, while arguing rising energy demand since 1970 justifies speculative funds.
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