Antibusing proposal cleared for House vote
The Rules Committee approved a constitutional amendment to outlaw busing, triggering a House vote if sustained. Nixon backs a moratorium on new federal court busing orders until July 4 while Education and Labor weighs a separate busing bill on school segregation guidelines.
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House
Rules
Rules Committee
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Cranston defends shuttle pact amid Nixon ties
UPI report says Senator Cranston defended the $2.1 billion space shuttle contract awarded to North American Rockwell of Downey. He rejected Westwood’s charge of pro Nixon fund influence and called for general scrutiny of award processes, not a targeted probe. He favored detailed contract disclosure and questioned diverting funds to domestic programs over other uses.
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UPI
Alan Cranston
Democratic National
Jean
Westwood
California
Cranston
Rockwell Corp
Downey
Nixon
FBI Fails to Tie Bremer Gun to Wallace Shooting
FBI ballistics could not confirm Bremer fired the May 45 1972 Laurel Maryland shooting that wounded Alabama Governor George Wallace and others. Two partial gun prints were too indistinct, bullets lacked usable markings, and paraffin tests were inconclusive. Surgeons described Wallace’s injuries and poor prognosis while witnesses noted Bremer’s unshaven look during trial.
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UPI
FBI
Alabama
George C. Wallace
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Robert A. Frasier
FBI Ballistics Techician
Notié
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harmond / Williams
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Hopping Center
Wallace
Joseph Schannon
Peter ‘Jones
Ricardo Longoria
Arte Hospital
Tion
Seeiene
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