Federal money proposed for campaign cash in primaries
Sens Mondale and Schweiker introduce a bipartisan plan to extend federal subsidies to presidential primary campaigns while maintaining public financing for the general election. The bill caps nomination spending at 15 million and general election spending at 30 million, with private contributions limited to 3000 per donor and matching funds from general revenues. It aims to double tax credits and deductions for political giving and would fund primaries through general revenue matching for donations of 100 or less.
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Washington
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
Richard Schweicker
R-Pa
Mondale
Schweicker
John Gardner
Common Cause
Senate
Mondale and Schweicker
Congress
Mondale-Schweicker
Pistol Packing Pump Jockey at Monument Faces Shortage Tensions
Morgan Porter sells only about 2,000 of his 10,000 gallon allocation to vacationers to calm regulars who rely on fuel. Regular customers receive gas on cards while tourists wait, and Porter now carries a pistol for protection as shortages and tensions rise. In Ohio, Mrs. James Strawser reports 50 chickens stolen from her coop amid rising meat prices and poultry rationing concerns.
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Monument
Colo
UPI
Morgan Porter
Porter
Colorado Springs
Denver
Chillicothe, Ohio
James Strawser
Strawser
Hijackers Blow Up JAL Jumbo After Libyan Landing
Passengers released from the hijacked JAL jet were killed when hijackers exploded the aircraft upon its Libyan landing in Benghazi after a route from Dubai and Syria. The incident followed denials by two Arab nations to land the airliner. The operation reportedly occurred at 9 30 a m local time.
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Cairo
UPI
Japan Air Lines
JAL
Netherlands
Benghazi
Libya
Benina
Yat Benghazi
Persian Gulf
Dubai
Syria
HUD Ordered To Process Loans
HUD must immediately resume processing more than 431 million dollars in housing funds for low and moderate income families after a court found the Nixon administration unlawfully suspended the programs. Judge Charles R. Richey ruled the secretary exceeded authority, ordering continued operation as Congress intended. The National Committee against Discrimination in Housing welcomed the decision as restoring benefits to millions of minority and low income people.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
U.S
Charles R. Richey
Nixon
George Romney
Richey
Romney
James T. Lynn
Congress
National Committee Against Discrimination In Housing
Squawfish Reduction Efforts Near St. Maries and St. Joe Rivers
Fisheries report outlines Squoxin treatments on the St. Maries and St. Joe rivers to reduce squawfish populations while sparing trout. Low water flow and higher temperatures limited effectiveness, with about a 50 percent kill versus last year. Brown trout releases and ongoing plans to release 35,000 more fingerlings are noted, alongside expectations of natural repopulation from the lakes.
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Jack McNeel
St. Maries
St. Joe
University of Idaho
St. Joe River
Bill Goodnight
Massachusetts
St. Maries River
Avery Ranger Station
Hoyt Flat
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Sacramento
Calif
Pacific Ocean
State Department of Fish and Game
Muir Beach
Martin County
Department
Windsor
England
Windsor Park
George Williams