Legislative calendar overview of week activities
The Associated Press summarizes the eleventh to thirteenth legislative days detailing amendments to LB7 deposit rules, introductions and withdrawals of LB7 LB191 LB8, committee actions on LB3 LB78 LB83 LB91 LB137 LB139 LB164 LB130 LB121 LB44 LB45 LB163 LB177 LB18 LB82 LB103 and LB164, with adjournments to 10 am and 11 02 am and multiple readings.
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Banking Committee
New chairmen oriented to consumer problems
Two new House sub committee chairmen pledged to fight for consumers after Democrats deposed Rep Leonor Sullivan as Banking subcommittee chair and Rep Harley O Stagers as Commerce and Health subcommittee chair. Virginia Smith announced plans to open two district offices serving Nebraska's 61 counties.
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Associated Press
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D-W. Va
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Texas
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Federal Power Commission
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Richard J Daley
Nebraska GOP stresses conservatism in Chicago meeting
Nebraska Republican leaders urge a more conservative stance emphasizing individual care and lower government. Offices will open in Grand Island and Scottsbluff serving Panhandle counties with appointed aides directing operations and outreach.
Kissinger hopes aid request won't reopen Indochina debate
Congress balks at Ford's plea for more aid to South Vietnam and Cambodia as leaders warn of stiff opposition. In related security efforts, authorities pursue an explosives detector using a harmless taggant gas to identify manufactured explosives at gateways and transport hubs.
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Congress seeks break in stalemate over Ford oil tariff
Congressional tax writers push a compromise after Ford rejects postponement. The House Ways and Means Committee votes 17 to 16 to delay the tar if hike and raise the debt ceiling, while Ford maintains the first phase of the $1 per barrel tariff will start Saturday. Ullman proposes an $18 billion tax cut package including a $6 billion 10 percent rebate for 1974 taxes to spur relief.
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White House
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