Nixon delays federal water clean up funds to states
President Nixon directs EPA to allot only 2 billion of 5 billion authorized for fiscal 1973 and 3 billion of 6 billion for 1974 for wastewater plants. EPA chief Ruckelshaus said the move, tied to a veto message, may face legal challenges and could prompt state challenges and protests.
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Washington
Nixon
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
Willian D. Ruckelshaus
EPA
Senate
House
Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshans
Florida
House Public Works
RPA
Activists urge Nixon to appoint women to Cabinet
The National Women's Political Caucus sent a telegram to President Nixon urging women be named to Cabinet posts in the upcoming appointments. They referenced the 1972 Republican platform calling for women in top federal roles and noted the recent male-only first two picks, Elliott Richardson and Caspar Weinberger. The NWPC urged timely announcements with women among those appointed.
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Washington
UPI
National Women's Political Caucus
Nixon
Republican Party
Cavicus
Elliot L. Richardson
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
NWPC
Oklahoma City Paper Hints Calley Clemency Favor
An Oklahoma City newspaper reports an Army panel has submitted favorable clemency recommendations for Lt. William L. Calley in the My Lai case. It says parole and clemency officers recommended lifting restrictions or parole, with Maj. Gen. Orin C. Talbot compiling the board's views to forward to Army officials in Washington.
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Oklahoma City
William L. Calley
Calley
Daly Oklahoman
Ft. Welming
Orin C. Tal
Meanest thief steals 400-pound kettle in New York
A 400-pound cast iron Salvation Army kettle, set by volunteers for the holiday drive, was stolen from its sidewalk spot in front of Macy’s in New York City before dawn Saturday. The kettle, five feet across at the mouth, had stood there for years as part of the annual fundraising effort.
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New York
UPI
Salvation Army
New York City
Macy's
Salvation Army Kettle Stand Causes Street Obstruction
Salvation Army officials said Tuesday that a kettle on the sidewalk after Friday’s collections was moved, leaving the stand in disarray and blocking traffic nearby. The small kettle had previously been placed for donations as part of the day’s drive.
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Salvation. Army
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