Nixon defender of impoundment in budget clash with Congress
President Nixon reaffirmed the constitutional right to impound funds, defending it as protecting taxpayers while Congress moves to force spending on REAP and curb budget outlays. Leaders in both chambers push ceilings on federal spending and protest presidential cuts, with Senate hearings looming and bipartisan debate over fiscal power.
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Japan's 8333-foot volcano erupts near Tokyo today
An 8333-foot volcano about 79 miles northwest of Tokyo erupted today, casting smoke ash and fist size rocks. Japan's Meteorological Agency labeled the eruption medium in scale after a quiet 11 years.
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Three Way Hydrogen Bomb In Experimental Stage Revealed
Frank Carey reports that U S atomic weaponeers disclosed a versatile new triple use hydrogen bomb. An underground test of a full fusing option device occurred in Nevada. AEC officials say operational versions could be produced if ordered, offering air surface or ground delay detonations to reduce stockpiles and simplify bomber payloads.
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NYPD Loses 73 Million in Seized Drugs
New York police reported a decade of raids uncovered 398 pounds of heroin and cocaine worth about 73 million stolen from the department. Police Commissioner Patrick Murphy blamed poor controls at the property clerk office and announced tightened security including photos and fingerprints on withdrawals.
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Scientists warn lead-poison danger in toothpaste tubes
A Penn dental study reported in the Journal of the American Dental Association finds that squeezing near-empty toothpaste tubes can release lead ranging from 1.0 to 125.5 ppm, raising risk for children who swallow paste. Researchers, including Irving Shapiro Gary Cohen Orhan Tuncay and Herbert Needleman, did not name brands. Responding manufacturers defend packaging shifts to plastic tubes.
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Butz frees 9 million acres for planting in price tight
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz announced a plan to release nine million acres for potential planting this year as part of an effort to ease food inflation by boosting farm production. The measure expands eligibility to about 40 million acres, reducing idle land to support subsidies and aiming to keep livestock feed prices near the 1972-73 average.
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