Reagan opposes hair style rule bill at Clift Motel dinner
Gov Ronald Reagan said he opposes a bill by Assemblyman John Burton that would bar state licensed businesses from refusing service due to hair length or style. He noted he would struggle to dine with his son Skipper if such a rule applied, and spoke during a Sacramento area student Q A.
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$19 Billion bill sent to House floor for FY1973 funding
A $19 billion appropriations bill covering HUD, space and science agencies, Veterans Administration, and other independent agencies moves to the House. It exceeds Nixon’s request by $461 million and falls $1.78 billion short of this year’s total. Major increases target community development at $682.5 million, with a revised $842.9 million amid stalled revenue sharing.
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Nixon trade bid trimmed by House Banking Committee
The House Banking Committee rejected a sweeping export control grant sought by President Nixon as part of his economic program. It did approve a reduced measure expanding authority to regulate exports, especially agricultural products, with the administration planning to push for broader powers on the floor. The wage price control authority expires April 30 1974.
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