Nixon's New Federalism Supported by Governors Meeting
Colorado Springs report says a majority of U S governors led by Nelson Rockefeller backed President Nixon's federalist plan yet urged full funding of welfare and universal health insurance. They pressed for 100 percent welfare funding, state control of tax revenues, and expanded urban development while avoiding major clashes on crime and gun laws.
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Nixon backs oil depletion cut to twenty percent
Washington reports the Nixon Administration will support reducing the 27.5 percent oil depletion allowance to 20 percent. Senator Jacob Javits said officials told him the White House will endorse the House action, amid shifts in industry views on tax preferences and drilling costs.
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Governors Brace for Major Construction Cutbacks
Colorado Springs dispatch reports governors private grumbling at a 75 percent reduction in government construction spending aimed at curbing inflation. Democrats say White House blocked a petition to cancel the cut, while governors study impact and seek ways to speed state projects before April 1.
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Nixon hosts poolside party for cabinet officials
President Nixon and Mrs Nixon host a Thursday night poolside dinner at their San Clemente Spanish style villa for 33 attendees. A mariachi band, cocktails at 7 p.m., torches, ocean view, flower garden, and fountain with lily pads set a spectacular scene.
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