No. 1 Activist Murray Chotiner Targets GOP Top Spot
Washington sources report Sen. Hugh Scott expects Murray Chotiner to become the Republican National Committee's No. 1 activist. Chotiner says he is available but unsure if he will be named executive director. Scott notes Chotiner may help oversee activities before Ray Bu ss resigns in mid April.
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Murray Chotiner
Nixon
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GOP
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Scott
Senate
Ray Buss
Newport Beach
Beverly Hills
Calif
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Kennedy to seek independent review of Sentinel ABM system
Senator Edward M. Kennedy said the Pentagon is not conducting the kind of review he expected for the Sentinel antiballistic missile system. He has turned to others to report on all aspects of the program.
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Arizona
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Gore
Hewlett- Packard Co
Hewlett- Packard
Surtax Extension Urged by Okun at Stanford Conference
Arthur M. Okun, ex-Council of Economic Advisers head, urged renewal of the 10 percent tax surcharge and boosted public and private spending to tackle urban problems. He warned there is no basis for complacency about extending the surcharge and urged mobilizing business for a 1969 campaign.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Nixon
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Draft Lottery Plan Befuddles Congress
Washington officials and lawmakers reacted to the Nixon administration draft lottery proposal with surprise and skepticism. House Armed Services Chair J Mendel Rivers dismissed the plan, while Defense Secretary Melvin Laird advocated bonuses to spur volunteer enlistment. Lawmakers question authority to start a lottery under the 1987 extension, fearing practical hurdles and constitutional limits.
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UPI
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Pilot plan for hungry to aid South Carolina
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin pledged rapid disclosure of a pilot plan to feed the poorest of the poor in rural South Carolina. He said he would modify the existing food stamp program to aid pregnant women, nursing mothers, and very young children, amid hunger probes by senators.
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