Hayakawa Reviews Six Months In Senate And Views
California's junior senator Daniel K. Hayakawa reflects on his first six months in the Senate. He has received about 388000 pieces of mail and discusses his views on Redwood National Park expansion, timber harvesting impacts, taxi regulation, transit funding, and subsidies for the sugar industry. He favors ending all subsidies and supports extending work past age 65 with Social Security.
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President Carter backs a $428.9 billion welfare reform plan funded by shifting $1.3 billion from oil wellhead taxes and $30 million from Social Security, with Califano outlining cuts to housing and aid programs. The financing memo weighs options to raise $2.1 billion more, including a $6.3 billion crude oil wellhead tax to align domestic prices with world levels.
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