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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1970

Page

5

Nixon Won t Seek New Taxes in 70

Secretary of the Treasury David M Kennedy said the Nixon Administration will ask for no further new taxes this year. He noted congressional hearings and upcoming elections would stall any serious tax bid, and no plans for credit rationing. Kennedy spoke while testifying for an environmental financing proposal to aid small municipalities.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury David M. Kennedy Kennedy RewsInen Senate Public Works Environment Financing Authority

Muskie Plans Car Ban Timetable to Cut Air Pollution

Senator Muskie proposed a three year deadline for nationwide clean air rules with mandatory exhaust cleanup devices on all cars. New cars would get factory installs with owners paying an estimated 50 to 100 dollars. The plan aims for tougher pollution laws and billions in federal grants for sewage plants, while cautioning regional standards could force city vehicle cuts.

Washington UPI Sen S. Muskie Muskie Congress Nixon

Thurmond Negro Judge Clash in Senate Hearing

In a Senate Constitutional Rights subcommittee hearing, Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Edward F. Bell, a Negro judge from Michigan, argued against a Nixon Administration bill that would allow detention without bail for serious crimes if the person is deemed dangerous. Senator Strom Thurmond urged the measure to protect society, while Senator Sam Ervin supported due process and opposed preventive detention, asserting the Bill of Rights guards individual rights.

Washington UPT Michigan Strom Thurmond R-S.c Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee Wayne County Edward F. Bell Thurmond Bell National Bar Association Sam J. Ervin Jr D-Nc Ervin

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