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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1974
Page
9
The roster includes Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. R Tenn Sen Quen tin Burdick D North Dakota Sen Jennings Randolph D West Virginia and Rep. M. G. Snyder R Kentucky as listed by AP writers.
President Nixon attacked the Senate education bill as inadequate and warned he would veto if negotiators do not drop or alter provisions, especially on busing. The Senate approved about 25.2 billion dollars over four years, rejecting House busing language in favor of a compromise. Nixon reiterated opposition to forced busing and endorsed the House’s stricter stance.
The Federal Trade Commission announced a broad, industry wide probe into deceptive advertising and marketing practices in the hearing aid sector. The investigation will include manufacturers distributors promoters renters and sellers amid past accusations of false claims that aids can restore normal hearing or halt progression.
The Senate Veterans Affairs Committee approved a bill expanding education aid for Vietnam era veterans. The plan raises monthly allowances to 260 for singles, 309 for married with no children, and 352 with one child, plus 21 per additional child. It adds 45 months of benefits, a 10 year usage window, and up to 2000 yearly in low interest loans. The package aims to cost at least 1.5 billion in its first year and broaden tuition coverage.
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