Senate Paces Money Bills With Old Formulas in Slow Shuffle
Senate fights over money for revenue sharing highways and vocational rehabilitation show a pattern. Small rural states keep advantage via long standing formulas, while large states resist changes and councils pull back proposed shifts. The Thurmond Randolph clash blocks a new larger states share plan, preserving status quo.
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Steve Gerstel
Washington
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Senate
House
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Interior Department Publishes Amendment On Mining Claim Work
In a July 1971 action following a Supreme Court suit by Walter J. Hickel the Interior Department released a proposed amendment to Federal mining regulations. It would cancel a claim or relocate if annual expenditures of 100 on labor or improvements are not met, altering prior rules that assessment noncompliance did not cancel a claim. The amendment, supported by Harrison C. Loesch, takes effect September 9, 1972.
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California
Labor Committee
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Randolph
Supreme Court
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
The
Oil Shale Corporation
Department of the Interior
United States
Harrison C. Loesch
Navy lists 19 sailors killed in Newport News turret blast
The Navy released the names of 19 sailors killed in a Sunday blast that ripped through a gun turret on the cruiser Newport News off Vietnam. The list includes Seaman Herman Acker, Seaman Jack Bergman, Boilerman William Clark, and others. The service did not immediately identify 10 wounded or provide the victims' street addresses.
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Washington
UPI
Navy
Newport News
Vietnam
Herman C. Acker
New Orleans
Jack S. Bergman
Baltimore
Terry W.''Deal
Statesville
N.C
William H. Harrison II
Clifton Forge
Tommy M. Hawker
Chatham
Edward R. McEleney
Medford
Mass
Robert M. Kikkert
Highland
Ind
Robert T. Moore
Philadelphia
Stanley G. Pilot Jr
Salisbury
N. C
Ralph L. Robinson
Wesley H. Rose
Portsmouth
Rickey L. Rucker
Jeffrey L. Scheller
Linden
N. J
David L. Scott
Mountain View
Richard C. Tessman
New Britain
Conn
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Kuna Growth Seen in Latest Count
Kuna Idaho shows rapid growth as the 1970 census lists 560 residents. Mayor Charlie Bird notes a five hour head count by the Kuna Jaycees found about 780 people, prompted by needs for school funding and a sewer system.
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Kuna
Idaho
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